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How to Add Styled Single Post Navigation to Genesis
Beside having related posts under each articles to keeps your visitors staying at your site longer, we could also use the next / previous navigation feature that were built right into the Genesis already. What it does is that it will have 2 text right next to each other but not that close though and under it will be your latest post and then the post before that. It could look something like this. You see, something like that will not help you generate more pageviews and lower down the percentage of bounce rate. We’ve got to do something more…
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How to Create a Widget below the First Post Excerpt in Genesis
Beside having great SEO built in feature, the Genesis Framework also good for customizations and editing even when you’re just a beginner with small amount of coding knowledge. As your blog is growing you’ll be start making money through several sources such as Google Adsense. Having good spots to place those banners are really important. In today’s post, I’m going to show you how to insert any advertising code or a WordPress widget right under the first post in your Genesis child theme. Actually, this will going to take effect on your homepage only.
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Genesis Framework is the Best SEO Framework for WordPress?
My experience with StudioPress’ Genesis Framework wasn’t really that worth it until one of my sites got about 300 visitors when the day before that it only received 100-200 visits. I started to wonder why this happened by looking for new Google Updates. Unfortunately, I didn’t find any at that time but I found a post by Yoast about how some themes can hurt your SEO. That got me to worry because I didn’t really check or go through some process to see if my theme, which is a Genesis child theme at that time, could bring my blog down…
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Which WordPress Plugins are Slowing Down your Website?
Have you ever heard of the term “Less is More”? This is one of my favorite terms that I always applied to web designing and my own blog, especially when it’s running on the WordPress platform. The reason behind that is having only one or two main plugins will help my website run way faster without doing optimization. Before building a website, it must be a priority that it has to be fast loading and not cracking up on different devices. In order to do this, it must be noted that the major reason slowing down a WordPress website are…




