Jean Galea is an investor, entrepreneur, and writer. He is the founder of WP Mayor, and the plugins WP RSS Aggregator and Spotlight. He also runs the Good Life Collective. Connect with him on X or visit jeangalea.com.
Let’s get straight to the point, MailPress is the best free Email Marketing and Email List Manager tool for WordPress. It lets you collect emails and send newsletters when you want, helping you keep close contact with your readers. Read more about this plugin…
Today’s post is a call to WordPress users and developers all around the world to share with us the state of WordPress in their surroundings. We all know that WordPress is used extensively in the USA, Australia, UK and India, but what about the other countries?
Starting out in WordPress development? I recommend going through the WordPress core code as well as following the practices employed by the best WordPress coders out there. Check out this list.
Here at WPMayor we like to give you insights about how WordPress is used by developers around the world. We’ve recently gotten in touch with Troy from Snap Design, who was happy to share with us the whole process behind the building of www.kingdomofpatria.com. We’re sure you will find such an inside view interesting and inspirational for your own projects, and welcome you to leave your comments below. If you’re a designer or developer and would like to share your WordPress experience with us, please get in touch.
At WPMayor we love to get the inside view from developers working with WordPress. Following our last interview with Brad Trivers, this week we got in touch with another top WordPress developer, Felix Krusch from WordPress theme label RichWP.
In this interview, we discuss WordPress frameworks, with an emphasis on RichWP itself. Felix also talks about how his workflow has changed since he developed his framework, this should be interesting for other WordPress developers out there, in fact we look forward to hearing your views in the comments section below.
Finally, Felix is offering a RichWP FrameWork Child Theme Package to a lucky reader, more details on this towards the end of the interview. So let’s get cracking…
You have a new blog where you share your ideas, life and/or advice, and of course you want people who are interested in the topic to find it, start following it, share your ideas and comment on your posts. The problem is, where are the readers? How should people find your blog?
I recently needed to implement a live chat plugin on a WordPress site, so I had to do the obligatory research for good plugins in this area. Let’s see what I found out…
In this post we take a look at usage of NextGen Gallery, the best gallery plugin for WordPress.
A big happy birthday to the WordPress mayor! 🙂
Yes, WPMayor is one year old, on this day one year ago we had published our first post, fittingly a welcome to this new WordPress blog.
It’s been a great year and I’m really excited and proud with what we’ve managed to achieve in one year. Most importantly, we have received many notes of thanks from readers, and we are very glad to have contributed in our small way to the fantastic WordPress community.
Today we see how you can make your site appeal to a wider global audience through the use of automated translation plugins. These plugins should be used with care so as not to penalise your Google rankings, read the whole post and then decide on the best strategy for your site.
Is WordPress capable of handling the intricacies of Multilingual websites? The short answer is a resounding YES! Let’s explore how to build a multilingual theme and website together in this guide.
Feedburner is an excellent feed management service by Google. It gives you statistics about how many people are subscribed to your RSS feeds and popular feeds etc. As you can imagine there are also a host of plugins that help you use Feedburner with WordPress. Let’s take a look at some of the best ones.