Which bots and AI crawlers visit your WordPress site? DevDome Analytics shows which ones visit and counts people and bots separately. See how it reports bot traffic alongside human visits. #WordPress#WebAnalytics https://t.co/mAsNj2fP20
Updating your WordPress site's colors? Check text contrast against its background before publishing. Test your actual color pair in this free contrast checker. Add a color contrast check to your website accessibility review. #WordPress#Accessibility https://t.co/P5WgE5hEv0
Running two broken link checker plugins on your WordPress site? Both may check the same links, leaving duplicate work and conflicting lists. Pick one place to review and resolve broken links. Make link checking part of WordPress maintenance. #WordPress#SEO
Want WordPress analytics with separate counts for people and bot traffic? DevDome offers cookieless analytics. Its free plan covers 50,000 human pageviews per month. No credit card required. Explore website analytics. #WordPress#WebAnalytics https://t.co/mAsNj2fP20
Redirects for an entire domain belong at the server level. They run before WordPress starts and can keep working if WordPress breaks. Compare server redirects, .htaccess and WordPress plugin redirects for your domain redirect. #WordPress#SEO https://t.co/xQazV3aQxw
WordPress analytics showing zero visits? Check whether tracking excludes your own visits as a logged in admin. Test in a private window while logged out before assuming tracking is broken. Include this check when reviewing website analytics and visitors. #WordPress
Need to find broken links on your WordPress site? DevDome Link Monitor checks your links so you can find broken destinations that need attention. See what the plugin does. #WordPress#SEO https://t.co/j6Z9uLhIlH
Before sharing a WordPress page, check its title and description. Are they useful to someone seeing it for the first time? Include page titles and meta descriptions in your SEO review. Start with this free meta tag checker. #WordPress#SEO https://t.co/4c1PYTVcL1
Before emptying a media cleaner's trash for good, restore a couple of files. Check that the images appear on their pages again. Test the way back before permanent deletion during WordPress media library cleanup. Don't rush to remove unused images. #WordPress
Looking for a GA4 alternative for WordPress? Before comparing dashboards, ask where your analytics data will live and where visits will be counted. Start with those questions in this guide. #WordPress#WebAnalytics https://t.co/2grZdiRnxv
Comparing website analytics totals? Check what each report counts. Requests, pageviews and visitors answer different questions. Start with those definitions, then investigate the gap in your WordPress analytics reports. #WordPress#WebAnalytics https://t.co/mRNW30Z9BL
Too many boxes on your WordPress dashboard? Open Screen Options at the top right and untick the ones you never use. This WordPress admin setting changes your own view. Other users keep theirs. Add dashboard cleanup to WordPress maintenance. #WordPress
Which WordPress maintenance task do you keep postponing: testing a backup restore, fixing broken links or sorting the media library? What's making that task difficult? #WordPress
WordPress security check: compare a flagged file with a fresh copy from the plugin's official source before deleting it. Familiar WordPress plugin folders can contain malware too. Back up first. Ask for help if the difference is unclear. #WordPress#WPSecurity
Changed a WordPress page's URL? DevDome Redirect Manager sends visitors from the old address to its replacement. Use it to manage your WordPress redirects. #WordPress#SEO https://t.co/ZLdHTBlsOC
Changed a WordPress post's address? Update your internal links, then redirect the old URL to the new one. Other sites may still link to the old URL. Use this WordPress redirect checklist when checking for broken links and 404 errors. #WordPress#SEO https://t.co/FouH7wFlEG
The WordPress media library's Unattached filter is not a list of unused images. An image uploaded directly to the library can still appear on pages. Don't delete it on that signal alone. Keep this in mind during media cleanup and WordPress maintenance. #WordPress
A crawler visiting a page is not a person reading it. DevDome counts people and bots separately and shows which bots and AI crawlers hit your site. Explore bot traffic vs real visitors in WordPress analytics. #WordPress#WebAnalytics https://t.co/XvAONjby41
Changed a page address in WordPress? Check the old URL before calling the job done. Does the WordPress redirect reach the intended page? Review the redirect path for broken links and 404 errors with this free redirect checker. #WordPress#SEO https://t.co/bKebigsWzo
Don't trust the green tick in your WordPress backup plugin. Check the date and size of the latest backup. A much smaller file than the previous one needs investigation before you rely on it for a restore. Make backup checks part of WordPress maintenance. #WordPress