Do you want to make real progress? Need tips on how to overcome procrastination? Don’t look any further! We’re here to help. Get tips & tricks to keep up the good work on your site and read everything about site maintenance on our Progress Planner blog.
Does your site take a long time to load? You might be losing traffic because of it. Outdated software, attachment pages, and poor crawl settings could be hidden traffic killers. Learn how to fix them and boost your site’s performance before more visitors click away.
Hidden technical settings could be hurting your SEO. Learn how to fix common issues to improve your search rankings today!
Your website might seem polished from the outside, but behind the scenes it could be a mess of old plugins, outdated settings, and unnecessary features. In this post, we’ll show you how to clean up your backend, improve speed and security, and keep things tidy with practical tips you can actually use.
Struggling with phone distractions? Learn how to regain focus by recognizing your habits, setting boundaries with tools like Opal and making small but powerful changes!
Opposite action is a simple yet powerful way to boost productivity and tackle your website tasks. By taking action even when you don’t feel like it, you can break procrastination cycles, build confidence, and reduce overwhelm. Small, steady steps lead to big progress!
Do you find yourself procrastinating, especially with ADHD? It’s not just you—ADHD impacts focus, organization, and task management. Discover how small changes and tools like Progress Planner can help you stay on track and turn procrastination into progress.
SEO maintenance keeps your website healthy, fast, and visible in search. Learn practical steps to fix issues, refresh content and protect your rankings with consistent site care.
If visitors land on your website and don’t know what to do next, you’re losing them before they even get started. Unclear messaging, confusing navigation and cluttered layouts can drive people away fast. A few small changes could make a big difference!
Backups are like an insurance policy for your website. They ensure you always have a recent copy of your site’s files and data, so if something goes wrong, you can quickly restore everything without starting from scratch!
Cornerstone content is the backbone of a strong website. In this post, you’ll learn what it is, why it matters more than ever in 2025, and how to structure it effectively to build long-term SEO success and strengthen your site’s foundation.
Publishing great content isn’t enough if no one can find it. Orphaned content (pages with no internal links) often go unnoticed by users and search engines. In this post, we explain what orphaned content is, why it matters, and how Progress Planner helps you act on it with Ravi’s guidance!
Publishing content just because you feel like you should? That’s not a strategy: it’s a waste of time. In this post, you’ll learn what makes content truly valuable for your audience and your business. Plus, we’ll walk you through how to create content with purpose, without burning out.
Some site tasks need more than a quick check. With interactive tasks in Progress Planner 1.5, Ravi guides you through multi-step improvements, so you can keep your website in shape with more confidence and less hassle. Update now to try it out!
Progress Planner 1.2 introduces our first plugin integration: Yoast SEO. Get step-by-step guidance to fully configure your SEO plugin and unlock better search performance, one smart recommendation at a time.
Google has introduced what it calls “Marketing content usage”, in a subtle but significant update to its Merchant Center documentation (and yes, they sent out an email about it too). If you sell physical products and send out sales, promos, or announcements via email, Google may now start crawling those emails, just like it crawls…
As WordCamp Europe nears, this blog post reflects on our return as a sponsor. It highlights the role of independent voices at WCEU and shares how Progress Planner will contribute this year through live website reviews and community engagement.
At WordCamps, last-minute prep is the norm, but it shouldn’t be. This blog post shows how preparation and rehearsal can elevate your talk, draws lessons from TED Talks, and calls for higher speaker standards across the WordPress community.
WordPress is divided into two sides: the passionate open-source community and a growing commercial sector. This split risks the values that made WordPress special and calls for renewed collaboration between business and community.
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