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How To – Track Links in WordPress using Google Analytics

How To – Track Links in WordPress using Google Analytics

by DataWareHouse UK | Mar 22, 2013 | WordPress Blog

Earlier, we wrote about how to install Google Analytics in WordPress, and we have received tons of questions from our users. One of the most commonly asked question was how to track links in WordPress using Google Analytics? Well in this article, we will show you how...
How To – Add a Forum in WordPress with bbPress

How To – Add a Forum in WordPress with bbPress

by DataWareHouse UK | Mar 22, 2013 | WordPress Blog

Bulletin boards and forums are good old reliable tools to build online communities. There are plenty of open source forum softwares that you can install on your website. However, if you are running a WordPress site then integrating a third party forum with WordPress...
How To – Properly Move Your Blog from Tumblr to WordPress

How To – Properly Move Your Blog from Tumblr to WordPress

by DataWareHouse UK | Mar 22, 2013 | WordPress Blog

Tumblr is an awesome micro-blogging platform, but there are some obvious limitations to it. Tumblr users who want to do more with their blogs usually seek refuge in self hosted WordPress. We have helped numerous users transfer their tumblr blog to WordPress. Having...
How To – Power charge your WordPress site for SEO

How To – Power charge your WordPress site for SEO

by DataWareHouse UK | Mar 22, 2013 | WordPress Blog

Don’t expect silver bullets, I have none. If your blog content or the product/service you sell is not useful for your visitors, doing SEO won’t take you far. Fine-tuning your WordPress site will work only if your content is good. Consider this a disclaimer before...
How To – Install Google Custom Search Engine (CSE) on a WordPress Site

How To – Install Google Custom Search Engine (CSE) on a WordPress Site

by DataWareHouse UK | Mar 22, 2013 | WordPress Blog

If you are not satisfied with the weak funtionality of WordPress’s native search function, here’s an alternative solution. You can use the Custom Search Engine provided by Google itself on your WordPress-based website. With Google’s search engine features, your site...
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