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Why You Need a WordPress.com Account for Jetpack
Do you know the difference between WordPress.org and WordPress.com? There is often some confusion surrounding these two sites, the version of WordPress they offer, and what makes them different. It can become even more confusing if you’re installing Jetpack on a self-hosted WordPress site, and are then prompted to create a WordPress.com account to use…
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7 Tips to Increase Your Contact Form Conversion Rate
Your site serves many purposes. It’s a place where people can learn about you and your business. It can also operate as an outlet to engage with fans, customers, and sales leads. Many people rely on social media to interact with site visitors, and a good social media strategy is definitely important. However, social media…
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Master the Basics of SEO to Reach More Customers
With some knowledge and the right tools, you can master the basics of SEO and make your brand known to potential customers.
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Set Your Photography Website Apart with Jetpack
As a photographer, you likely have a portfolio of gorgeous images that dazzle fans and customers. But you need to get those images out there so that everyone can see them. Building your own WordPress site is a great place to start, and for photographers looking to do even more with their sites, there’s Jetpack.…
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5 Minutes to Better WordPress SEO with Jetpack
For people to visit your site you need to be in the places they’re looking — like Google.
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Custom CSS: The Basics
In this article, we’ll give an overview of what CSS is, how Jetpack can help you get started with CSS customizations, and a few links to helpful resources to learn more.
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Interview: Andrea Barghigiani on Jetpack
Andrea is a long-time WordPress user and runs the popular WordPress blog wpAndMore aimed at Italian WP users and developers. We got in touch with him recently to find out what he thinks about our Jetpack plugin. Andrea lives in Italy and can be found on Twitter @Andrea_AndMore. Who is Andrea? What do you…
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Make Sure Your Functions Function: Unit Testing
Hopefully you’ve checked out our new contributor guide and you’re ready to submit your first patch — thanks! But before you send your .diff out into the world, run a unit test to make sure everything’s working as it should.
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How to write a great bug report
We know you don’t like bugs. We don’t like them either. But as they’re an unavoidable part of software, it’d be good for us to share how best to report issues to us to speed things along. In short, here’s a great rule: If we can’t reproduce the bug, we can’t fix the bug. When…
