Automation has taken over the world. And, why not? It saves you a lot of time. When it comes to WordPress, it can save you tons of time. WordPress is an excellent piece of software. It lets you manage your website the way you want. However, any suitable software or solution requires you to maintain it properly which means spending a couple of hours every day.

In the case of WordPress, you need to do a lot of things to keep your website running optimally. For example, you need to back up your site daily, run scans in regular intervals, do comment moderation, and much more!

To make sure that you do not waste your time doing trivial things, we will show you how to automate your WordPress website and workflow. In the process, we will be linking WordPress plugins that will help you automate your WordPress site and the workflow. So, without further ado, let’s get started.

If you’ve ever created a WordPress website and especially a WordPress membership website, you’ve probably had your fair share of encounters with Spam user registrations.

WordPress membership websites require site visitors to create accounts for the sake of interaction and communication on the forums present on the website itself. A lot of times, spam bots go about creating Spam accounts on less secure websites. These Spam User registrations are downright irritating, clutter up your user database, attempt to exploit vulnerabilities, and reduce your website’s performance.

WordPress, as you already know, is the world’s leading content management system. Naturally, it is also one of the prime targets of malicious hackers who lurk around the web.

Some people will try to hack your website, steal data, or infect it with viruses and malware. Such situations can be avoided by proper security measures like installing specific plugins or services. However, too many of these security plugins can be rather heavy, and affect the performance of your website – for example; it might lower the loading speed.

Creating a WordPress website is easy, thanks to its easy to use features. But optimizing them for SEO, well you need to put in some effort. We largely depend on Google to market our WordPress website and it can be pretty tricky to employ the best methods to get the best results, with all the algorithm updates.

Luckily, WordPress has a few tricks up its sleeve and we will show you how to exploit them along with some bonus tips to optimize your posts for SEO.