WordPress Tips

Creating a website for your charity or nonprofit can be a daunting task, but with WordPress, it’s a remarkably straightforward and affordable process. Whether you’re building a website for the first time, or are a seasoned pro, there are always ways of making the website creation process easier: that’s what this guide can help you with.

This is your complete non-profit and charity WordPress guide. We’ll cover everything you need to know, from why you should choose WordPress, to choosing a charity WordPress theme, to adding extra functionality with plugins, to building out your content.

Pinterest is currently one of the most popular social networks. It is especially useful for niche businesses, such as restaurants or food blogs. You can find a large audience for your food and culinary content on Pinterest. In fact, using Pinterest to promote restaurant sites or food blogs is not a complicated task.

WordPress is a versatile Content Management System that can be used to run a wide variety of websites, including websites for non-profits and charities. Owing to the large collection of plugins and themes that can help you get more out of WordPress, setting up a charity website using WP has become an easy process.
So, how do you get started with WordPress when building a website for a non-profit organization or a charity group? This article shall answer all your questions.

WordPress is a secure CMS by all means. However, with the number of security issues and threats that are ever on the rise, certain steps are required to ensure your WordPress blog or site keeps running in good shape. In other words, WordPress security is not something you can take lightly.

So, how do you exactly safeguard and secure your WordPress website? In this article, we will be discussing some of the easiest and most reliable steps that you can take to better harden your WordPress website.

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There is so much information related to WordPress all around the web. This is, of course, a great thing, but at the same time, it can be overwhelming. Often times I find myself googling for something only to end up in a loop of cherry picking up-to-date relevant WordPress information from the old and obsolete. It takes my precious time and at times it can be really nerve wrecking. This is where MasterWP comes in handy.