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Building a WordPress website might seem daunting, but with a bit of guidance and know how, you can build yourself a WOW! website that both your visitors and Google will love. One of the aspects that I find confuses people the most about WordPress is the plugins. Which ones are best? Which ones do I really need? I've broken them down into my top 7 plugins that go onto almost every website. They are all FREE and so is my checklist!

Are you struggling with the ins and outs of your WordPress website? Are you too scared to upload a new plugin or press update on the growing number of plugins needing updating? Maybe you just need some SEO help. If you've answered "yes" to any of these questions, this eCourse is for you. Register your interest now for a June release and I'll keep you updated on dates.

Is your website geared for SEO? While SEO is a long tunnel and quite complex, there's a few quick wins you can do to your website that will help tame the SEO beast. This checklist will get you started on the simpler things you can do to help improve your website SEO.

Sometimes a plugin update can cause an error or issue with your website. This handy little trick will save you a lot of time and stress when things don't quite go to plan.

I use a number of programs, themes, plugins and apps in my business and I thought I'd share a few of my favourites with you.

Dubsado is fast becoming a popular client management and project management platform for service based businesses. Since integrating it into my business, I've been able to manage my clients so much easier by keeping contracts, emails and notes all in one place. Sign up using my code and you'll receive 20% off your first month or first year!

Divi is by far one of the most popular themes on the market. It is versatile and has a lot of support and tutorials so you can have a tinker yourself without breaking things! I love and use Divi on many sites from eCommerce to service based sites and can't speak highly enough of it.

Like my website and the theme? I am using a theme called Primrose. I love it and have used it on a few eCommerce sites I have built. It is clean, modern and very user friendly. It is built with a page builder (and even comes with demo content) so you don't have to know code to build a pretty site.

Not exactly a Black Friday deal, but for only $13 a month you won't regret the ease in which you can create optimised web images in literally minutes. I use PicMonkey ALL THE TIME and love it. Desktop use is the best.