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Hey there, it’s time again for the state of WPBeginner video for January 2020. In these videos, we bring you up to speed on some of the content from earlier this month as well as some things that are happening with us or WordPress itself. If you’d like to know what’s been going on with WPBeginner come take a look.

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In this video we mention many different tutorials in this roundup and have gathered links to each of the mentioned locations below:

7 Best Domain Name Generators:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/showcase/blog-name-generators/

How to Start a WordPress Blog the RIGHT WAY in 7 Easy Steps(2020):
https://www.wpbeginner.com/start-a-wordpress-blog/

2020’s Most Popular and Best WordPress Themes (Expert Pick):
https://www.wpbeginner.com/showcase/best-wordpress-themes/

How to Fix the Error Establishing a Database Connection in WordPress:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-fix-the-error-establishing-a-database-connection-in-wordpress/

11 Things You Should Do When Inheriting a WordPress Site:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/10-things-you-should-do-when-inheriting-a-wordpress-site/

How to Clean up Your WordPress Media Library (2 Easy Methods):
https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-clean-up-your-wordpress-media-library/

How to Properly Run a Website Speed Test (8 Best Tools):
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-properly-run-a-website-speed-test-best-tools/

How to Create a Coupon Popup in WordPress (Step by Step):
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-create-a-coupon-popup-in-wordpress/

How to Add Wholesale Pricing in WooCommerce (Step by Step):
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-add-wholesale-pricing-in-woocommerce-step-by-step/

How to Setup WooCommerce Conversion Tracking (Step by Step):
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-setup-woocommerce-conversion-tracking/

How to Save Contact Form Data in the WordPress Database:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-save-contact-form-data-in-the-wordpress-database/

How to Send A Custom Welcome Email to New Users in WordPress:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-send-a-custom-welcome-email-to-new-users-in-wordpress/

How to Add a Forum in WordPress with bbPress:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-add-a-forum-in-wordpress-with-bbpress/

WPBeginner’s Facebook group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/wpbeginner

WordCamp website:
https://central.wordcamp.org/

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Do you want to add infinite scroll to your WordPress blog page? Infinite scroll is a technique to automatically load your next page content when a user reaches the bottom of the page. This helps improve your visitor’s time on page which some sites try to improve on. In this video, we will show you how to add infinite scroll to your WordPress site.

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For this tutorial we will be using a plugin called Catch Infinite Scroll which you can find here:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/catch-infinite-scroll/

With the plugin activated, you should be able to see a section labeled Catch Infinite Scroll. There you will be able to customize how your page loads such as on click or on scroll which is what we’re wanting. If you want to change the loading image, the plugin gives you an easy method for replacing it.

For an alternate plugin option we would recommend YITH Infinite Scrolling which you can find here:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/yith-infinite-scrolling/

This plugin also has minimal options to worry about and once you’ve set up the plugin it will work similar to the Catch Infinite Scroll plugin.

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Choosing your site’s domain name is an incredibly important decision when you’re just starting out. With how long sites have been popular it is becoming more and more difficult to find a perfect domain name for your wants and needs. It can feel like all of the catchy domain names have already been taken but we have a list of domain name generators that can help you pick the perfect one. Come join us as Syed and Christina go through the top 7 best domain name generators and cover a few tips to help you pick the best domain.

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https://www.nameboy.com/ – Nameboy

Nameboy is one of the longest-lasting domain name generators out there, started in 1999 that gives recommendations and lets you know if the domain name is available.

https://www.isitwp.com/domain-name-generator/ – IsItWP

This is another site with a domain name generator as well as a tool that will let you scan WordPress sites to find the theme a site is built on.

https://domain.com – Domain.com

It is a popular domain registrar that also connects to premium domain name marketplaces should you want to purchase a premium domain for your site. Nameboy should also have a discount for 25% off using the code:

nameboy

https://domainwheel.com/ – Domain Wheel

Lets you type in the domain, recommends some possible ideas and allows you to filter the extension to use.

https://www.namemesh.com/ – NameMesh

Lists a combination of your keyword with your domain for many variations of your domain should you want.

https://leandomainsearch.com/ – Lean Domain Search

Will let you know how many keywords they found that match your domain and filter them by different criteria such as alphabetical or even your domain after a keyword.

https://www.blogtyrant.com/free-domain-name-generator-tool/ – BlogTyrant

A powerful tool with multiple domain options as well as a blog with recommendations on how to improve your site, content, and strategy.

We also have a few recommendations we believe you should follow:

1. Only choose .com domains
2. Have your keyword of choice in your domain
3. Make it easy to pronounce and spell
4. keep it short
5. Make it brandable (short and catchy)
6. Avoid hyphens, they were previously trending but it can be considered spammy
7. Avoid double letters as that tends to lead to typos and incorrect URLs

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Are you wanting to track and possibly reduce form abandonment on your WordPress site? Abandoned forms result in lower conversions and less revenue which can harm businesses if you don’t try to reclaim some of these leads. In this video, we’ll show you how to easily track and reduce form abandonment in WordPress.

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To simplify this process, we will be using the pro version of the MonsterInsights plugin you can find here:

https://www.monsterinsights.com/

Once you install and activate the plugin, you would go under Insights, Settings to enter your license key, this will unlock the pro tools and features available to you with MonsterInsights. Once you set up Google Analytics or if you already have it set up you will click the Launch Setup Wizard button in the plugin’s settings for the plugin to connect your site.

For the form abandonment information, we will go into the Addons under Insights to activate the Forms addon. You can ensure this tracking is live under Insights, Settings, Conversions and there should be the option to enable form tracking and the plugin has some built-in form plugin options available depending on your preferred plugin. All of your form tracking information should be under Insights, Reports, Forms as your forms get filled out or abandoned.

For how we plan to get those abandoned visitors back we will be using the Pro version of WPForms which can be purchased here:

https://wpforms.com/

You can start by installing and activating the WPForms plugin on your WordPress site and adding your license key under WPForms, Settings to receive the paid tools available. Under WPForms, Addons we will activate the Form Abandonment Addon to save the information. Now when you create a new form or edit an existing form in the settings you will have a section labeled Form Abandonment where you can enable saving the contact information of people attempting to submit your forms but who stop partway through.

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Do you want to track WordPress category and tag analytics on your site? By default, most website analytics solutions tell you your most popular posts and pages but don’t include specific categories or tags in the analytics. In this video, we will show you how to easily track WordPress category and tag analytics.

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For this, we’ll be using the MonsterInsights plugin above to track this information and we will be using the pro level. Once you install, activate, and add your license key to the plugin we will go to Google Analytics and connect your site, for more on this you would want to take a look at our video below:

Connect Your Site to Google Analytics:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWSrpXQDSbk&list=PLOmYFHk0WYatyPqZKL7scnEx9x1gINsS3&index=7

In the MonsterInsights, Addons area we will Install the Dimensions addon to give us the controls we’re looking for. We will go into Settings and in the custom dimensions section, we will select what we want to track. Now in Google Analytics under Admin, Custom Definitions, Custom Dimensions we will add a new dimension, tell Google what it is looking for and ensure it is active. Go back into your MonsterInsights settings to make sure your IDs in the plugin match those in Google Analytics to ensure proper

With this improved tracking, you may want to improve your category and tag pages, to help you do this, we recommend the plugin Advanced Excerpt found here:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-excerpt/

You can set up the plugin’s specific settings under Settings, Excerpt including the length, what to end the excerpt with, and a few other settings. If you go under Posts, Categories, and click edit beneath any of your categories it should give you the option to add a description on the page to help your visitors and search engines know what to expect from that category’s page.

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Are you wanting to redirect users to a specific page after they log in to your WordPress site? Depending on the user’s role WordPress normally sends them to the dashboard or their profile in the admin area. In this video, we’ll cover two methods to redirect users after they successfully log in to WordPress.

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For the first method we’ll cover, we will be using Peter’s Login Redirect plugin found here:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/peters-login-redirect/

Once you install and activate the plugin you will want to go under Settings, Login/logout Redirects to set up the plugin’s settings. In the settings page, you can choose to redirect for a specific user once they log in, or a specific user role and you can check under the plugin settings to decide what capability a user needs to edit the options, we recommend install plugins to limit this to admin users. Don’t forget to save the specific sections and the options page itself to ensure that it saves all of your customizations.

For the second method we recommend, we will be using WPForms Pro version to create our login page. Once you install and activate the plugin (you can receive a discount with the code above) you would activate the user registration addon and create a new form, ours will start with the preset User Login Form template. With the form setup, under Settings, Confirmation we will set the confirmation to go to a URL of our choice and save the settings.

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Looking for the must-have WordPress tools and plugins for your site in 2020? There are thousands of WordPress plugins you can choose from which makes it extremely overwhelming for new users to find the right plugin for their site. This is why we most commonly get asked what are the minimum required plugins for most sites. In this video, we will share some of our recommended and must-have plugins and tools for all WordPress sites.

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To see our list of must-have tools and plugins for your site should it change in the future, you can see our written article that we keep up to date here:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/showcase/24-must-have-wordpress-plugins-for-business-websites/

For our recommended plugins we recommend WPForms for all sites to create a contact form that allows your site’s visitors to reach out to you. It includes multiple integrations allowing you to also use it as part of your newsletter signup process.

Yoast is our go-to for site SEO giving you plenty of options and available tools to ensure your site has all of the correct markups for search engines to see and read your site.

MonsterInsights will help you connect your site to Google Analytics while also giving you the ability to read your analytics data to your WordPress dashboard in a human-readable format.

Beaver Builder gives you the tools for creating a site design specifically how you want for when you want to create your own personal design rather than using a specific theme’s design.

OptinMonster is a tool to help you make powerful calls to action for different sections or newsletters that you want your visitors to see.

Insert Headers and Footers allows you to easily add code to your site’s header and footer without needing to worry about losing the code should you change themes.

Shared Counts is our currently recommended social media plugin to add sharing buttons to your posts and pages.

WP Mail SMTP is what allows your emails to be received by your users as WordPress currently uses an older method for sending emails that this plugin replaces.

UpdraftPlus is a powerful backup plugin to give you the option to back your site up should an issue happen down the road.

WP Rocket is our current recommended caching plugin to help speed up your site’s loading for your visitors.

Memberpress will allow you to create a membership program for your site should you want.

CSS hero allows for smaller customizations such as changes to a specific color section on your site or the font of your site.

RafflePress is a giveaway tool that you can use to bring attention to your site through social sharing giveaways.

SeedProd helps you build coming soon pages as well as maintenance pages that can collect signup information for your newsletter or announcement message.

LearnDash allows you to create an educational site and sell courses to your site’s users.

Pretty Links gives you the tools to customize your URL structure for specific post types as well as for redirects to be visually appealing.

WPML is a go-to tool for offering your site’s content in more than a single language while still being SEO friendly.

WooCommerce is a powerful plugin for adding a store and other eCommerce tools to your WordPress site, it is even run by the same people behind WordPress.com.

Tools we use:

G Suite, a powerful collection of document sharing and other tools that even gives you the ability to have a custom email address.

Constant Contact is a newsletter and email provider that helps get your message to your users.

Nextiva, a VOIP provider for including a phone service for your business without the normally large overhead.

SEMRush gives you tools to help you rank better in the search results for specific search intent.

Sucuri, a powerful tool for protecting your site from hackers and other security concerns.

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Are you wanting to track link and button clicks on your WordPress site? Tracking link and button clicks lets you know what your users are interacting with the most on your site. You can use these insights to improve your site and strategize your future content. In this video, we will show you how to easily track link clicks and button clicks in WordPress.

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►What is SEO and How Does it Work? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjfrzGeB5_g
►How to Install a WordPress Theme https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIPQRQLAz90

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The best tool we would recommend for tracking your site’s analytics would be Google Analytics. However, Google does not always make its information the most human-readable data out there. To help with this, we recommend the MonsterInsights plugins and for just starting out the free version handles most general use cases and can be found here:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/google-analytics-for-wordpress/

If you want more advanced features and tracking, we would recommend MonsterInsights pro which you can purchase using the link above and even receive a discount if you use the code WPBVIP. In the Settings area, you can add the key for your pro version and MonsterInsights will change to the pro features. To easily set up Goole Analytics to this site, you can scroll down and activate the setup wizard and it will go through the process of connecting.

You will be able to select the Google account you want to give MonsterInsights access to for viewing your Analytics data and select from a dropdown the specific site you’re on currently. MonsterInsights will handle the connection and required code and continue with the setup wizard where you can select different settings to enable or disable. This includes which file type to track data on and if you have affiliate links it gives the option to track them here.

MonsterInsights will bring all of your analytics data from Goole to your WordPress admin area in a format that is easier to read for most users. If you wanted to include eCommerce tracking you would go into your Google Analytics under Admin, Goals you want to enable Ecommerce and Enhanced Ecommerce Reporting. Now on MonsterInsights, you want to enable the eCommerce addon and enable Enhanced eCommerce in the eCommerce section of the settings for easy tracking of your products.

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Are you wanting to restrict your WordPress form submissions to logged-in users only? These types of forms help to collect information from members, employees, or other registered users. In this video, we’ll show you how to restrict your WordPress forms to logged-in users only.

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►What is SEO and How Does it Work? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjfrzGeB5_g
►How to Install a WordPress Theme https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIPQRQLAz90
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For the first method we will use in this video, you will want to install the WPForms plugin if you have not purchased the pro version you can use the lite version found here:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/wpforms-lite/

Create a new form under WPForms, Add New. For this tutorial we used a simple contact form, make any changes you would like to the form and save. Now, on the post or page where you would like it to appear, in the publish settings there are two options that you can choose.

The first option is Private which will make it only so site admins and editors will be able to view the post. The second option would be to set the post to password protected and to get the post any user will need to know the password that you set. These are the default options available in WordPress, for these next options they will require either the paid version of WPForms or a different plugin.

If you want to limit to WPForms then you can purchase the Pro version of the plugin or higher and get your license key. With that key go under WPForms, Settings and add it to unlock the pro features, for this guide we will go under Addons and install the Form Locker Addon. We can now go back and edit the form and under Settings, Form Locker we can choose how we want to limit submissions to the form including a message for those not logged in to your site.

For the final method, we will cover in this guide, we will install and activate the MemberPress plugin, you can visit them and receive the most up to date discount we have using our referral link here:

https://www.wpbeginner.com/refer/memberpress/

Once you install, activate, and add your license key to MemberPress we can start customizing the settings of who can view what content. To limit specific posts to certain membership levels, you would want to add a tag to the page or post that you can remember. Then under MemberPress, Rules, you can choose to limit all content with your specific tag to a certain level.

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Are you wanting to change the name of an image file after uploading it to WordPress? While WordPress allows you to change an image alt tag and caption, they don’t give a built-in method to change the file name. In this video, we will show you how to easily rename images and media files in WordPress. This includes a method to replace images after renaming them on your computer.

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For the first method, we will be using a plugin called Phoenix Media Rename that you can find here:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/phoenix-media-rename/

Once activated, go to the Media section of your site and ensure it is in the list view. You can swap between grid and list view by using the two icons to the left of the search dropdowns and the list view will display the file names. Click edit next to the image you want to edit and WordPress should now have an editable field where you can change the name and the plugin will update the name change across your site.

For the second method we will use the plugin Enable Media Replace that you can find here:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/enable-media-replace/

With the plugin active you can go to your Media section again and in the list view, there will be a link to replace media. When you click on the link you will be asked to choose the file on your computer you want to replace the media with. The plugin will give you the option to replace just the file or replace the file across your entire site and if you wanted to keep the date or change it at all.

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