26 Ways to Improve Your WordPress Site in 30 Minutes or Less
Via @nschaeferhoff Doing a full site revamp and maintenance session could take quite a while, but there are lots of things you can do to fix up your WordPress site that don’t take much time at all. Read full article
Yes, People Are Still Using '123456' and 'password' as Their Password
Via @AlishaEbrahimji Seriously. And it's seriously compromising. Comparing the most common passwords of 2020 to those of 2019, there's little to no difference — aka we haven't learned much. Read full article
Email Typography: 8 Best Fonts for Email (And Custom Email Font Ideas)
Via @digitalinkwell One of the most important aspects to attend to in email marketing is your font choices. Email-safe fonts make it easier for customers to read what you have to say, which means you’ll be more likely to get that conversion. Read full article
5 New SEO Tools for Marketers
Via @whipalash Search engine optimization (SEO) is the key to having a successful website. Here are some picks for the five best new SEO tools for marketers. Read full article
Zoom Impersonation Attacks Aim to Steal Credentials
Via @LindseyOD123 The Better Business Bureau warns of phishing messages with the Zoom logo that tell recipients they have a missed meeting or suspended account. Read full article
Famous Logo Designs and Their Accompanying Final Logo Design Sketches & Napkin Doodles
Via The Logo Smith Finally, in honor of the "I ♥ NY" designer Milton Glaser, who passed away this summer, here's a great collection of famous logos and their humble beginnings. (You don't have to be a design geek to get a kick out of these, but it helps.) Read full article
Guide to Confirmation Emails: Examples and Best Practices
Via Nataly Birch As a simple verification of a completed action, a confirmation email reaches clients at a vital stage in their journey. It provides instant feedback that's indispensable for building trust in your brand and creating a comfortable environment. Read full article
The Era of UI Unification
Via Robert Mayer A quick rundown on how websites have evolved over the years, and why the web looks the way it looks now. Read full article