Over the past three weeks, we were treated with stunning news of amazing acquisitions. The first is the purchase of Restrict Content Pro by iThemes. As one of the leading membership plugins for WordPress, Restrict Content Pro has been highly rated in the WordPress community. Personally, other than Paid Memberships Pro, Restrict Content Pro is …
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If you are looking for a way to connect your WordPress plugins together via some zapier-like platform but without the monthly charges, you need to check out Uncanny Automator, otherwise known as the Automator plugin. As this is the second time I’m writing about this (the site crashed today while I was testing out the …
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If you are looking for the leading affiliate program software for WordPress and WooCommerce, you need to get yourself an AffiliateWP Ultimate License. Though it goes for $499, it is a lifetime license and will be discontinued by the 1st of October 2020. This means, moving forward you will need to pay $249/year for AffiliateWP. While still cheaper than comparable …
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Kadence is increasing their membership price tomorrow. If you develop WordPress websites for a living or run a couple of blogs / online stores, you might be keen to grab yourself a lifetime license before the prices change. Now, what’s the big deal about KadenceWP? While we are working through our reviews of WordPress plugins …
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If you were hoping to grab a lifetime license of Stackable Blocks, you may want to get your credit cards out as Stackable is back for a limited time only. We’ve hopped on board with Stackable Premium last year and it has been a revelation. As Project Gutenberg takes off and the Gutenberg Block Editor …
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It has been seven years since I published my first article on WordPress on TechGarage, my tech blog back then. After noticing that I was spending more time writing about WordPress instead of tech products, WPStarters was birthed. Over the past two years, we have seen the slow but steady growth of the WPStarters in …
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