The Codeable Blog

The Underestimated Ingredient To Boosting Your WordPress Website’s SEO And User Experience: Proper Site Structure

Matteo Duò May 8, 2018 2 Comments

They say “every building is only as strong as its foundation”. WordPress websites are no exception to this rule. Site structure makes an enormous amount of difference on how the website functions and handles different aspects of your business. It also defines the user experiences (UX) that each of your users has. But how does… [Continue Reading]

6 Things About Transactional Emails And WordPress Websites You Need To Know

Matteo Duò May 3, 2018 3 Comments

Maybe you never noticed, but your WordPress website sends you emails. Don’t believe me? Here’s what I mean: and also: In both cases, it was my website alerting me about something: my daily backup was done (email sent by the plugin I’m using on my website) and someone posted a comment on one of my… [Continue Reading]

Using A Plugin vs Hiring A WordPress Developer To Custom Code That Feature: What Should You Opt For?

Matteo Duò May 1, 2018 6 Comments

WordPress is a plugin hub and that’s one of the biggest reasons people choose the platform to build and run their website or eCommerce store. Adding a WordPress plugin makes things much simpler, there’s no doubt about that. But it also might bring in lots of code and functionality you’ll never use and clog your… [Continue Reading]

Why Asking “How Many WordPress Plugins Is Too Many Plugins?” Is Like Counting Windows At Your Office

Matteo Duò April 26, 2018 3 Comments

Plugins allow WordPress to be one of the most famous choices for creating and managing a professional website through a Content Management System (CMS). The easy availability and extensive functionality that these “additional chunks of code” offer to a website are enormous. Think about it for a second: a single plugin is enough to transform… [Continue Reading]

The Little Big Secret Behind Getting A Costs Estimate For WordPress Without Hiring A Developer For The Job

Matteo Duò April 24, 2018 No Comments

A development project is an extensive activity, one that requires considerable planning and research before it can actually be executed. That clashes majorly with one of the most common requests around any new WordPress project: how much will it cost me? How long will it require to be delivered? It might be hard to hear… [Continue Reading]

How To Choose A WordPress Membership Plugin (And 3 Rookie Mistakes You Don’t Want To Fall Into)

Matteo Duò April 19, 2018 3 Comments

Have you grown substantially in recent times? Or just starting out with a model that allows secure access to your clients and suppliers? Membership areas provide a lot more than just a separate account on your WordPress website for a limited amount of people. It can be used a number of other services except buying… [Continue Reading]

The 3-Phase Workflow To Uncovering What Your WooCommerce Store’s Next Feature Needs To Be

Matteo Duò April 17, 2018 No Comments

Are you at the head of an expanding business or maybe handling digital solutions for a company that can’t agree on their next feature regarding their store? Differences of opinion or lack of clarity might arise during business operations. Especially when it comes to websites and WooCommerce stores because not everyone possesses the knowledge to… [Continue Reading]

6 Key Aspects You Should Be Aware Of Before Moving Your WordPress Website To A New Domain

Matteo Duò April 12, 2018 4 Comments

There are times when domain/URL migration becomes a necessity. Though it might seem easy and straightforward, when moving your website to a new domain there are a number of factors that have to be taken into consideration to get you a smooth transition and, of course, the least downtimes possibly. On top of that, if… [Continue Reading]

3 Core Areas To Increase Your Agency Margins Without Touching Your Pricing Strategy

Matteo Duò April 10, 2018 No Comments

One of the biggest challenges agency owners face is scaling their business. Increasing client work intake should mean higher profits, but that’s not always the case. More clients require more resources, either time-based or in-house employees, and that doesn’t even account for the hills and valleys your business experience on a monthly/quarterly basis. That’s where… [Continue Reading]

Why Do You Need A Staging Site For Your WooCommerce Store?

Matteo Duò April 5, 2018 2 Comments

Any site, especially a WooCommerce store, can have disastrous consequences if the live version is experimented on in terms of adding new features or customizing old ones. A small unsuccessful update, for example, can have a ripple effect on your store and make it go offline in seconds. That’s something you don’t want to happen…. [Continue Reading]