YES! You can make one or all of these in one with WordPress. There are out of the box solutions for bloggers and there’s a simple process to making WordPress be an information site. You can also add in a store plugin called WooCommerce and start selling today!...

A WordPress widget isn’t just a fun word. It’s a powerful resource for you inside of your WordPress website. It’s a container that holds anything you need and it can appear in endless areas on your website if the theme allows for a widget to live in the space....

While WordPress themes can offer quite a few features themselves like a blog or a portfolio, you may want to add in a photo gallery or an events calendar. You can do that by adding in a plugin. There are over 55,000 plugins available directly on WordPress.org and they...

“Open Source” is a descriptor you hear often when referencing WordPress. It means that the code is open to the public to change, edit, manipulate, and resale. People can contribute to the core code and help create a dynamic Content Management System (CMS) that is...

Starting your project can be as simple as going over to WordPress.com and clicking “Start.” But if you wanted to build out a full website on the self-hosted version of WordPress.org you’ll need a few essentials. These include a domain name like www.askkori.com...

Easily!  And you’ll want to be adding your favorite social networks because not only do your visitors love, but so does Google!  They want to see your social signal being active. You can add links to any platform or even bring in your social feeds to display...

Yes! These days there are all sorts of different solutions for building a website without having to know any code like HTML or CSS or PHP (yikes!) It’s done by using what’s called Page Builders. These are drag and drop environments that give you the ability to...