WordPress has a lot more features to simplify your content management and engage more readers to your website.
Let’s take a look at some of them:
- Scheduling posts
- Sticky Notes
- Page Splitter
- Revisions
- Formatting changes
- Plugins
Scheduling posts.
If you want to create your content ahead of time but aren’t ready to publish it, you can always schedule it for a later date. WordPress gives you the option to choose a date and time to schedule your post in the future.
Sticky Notes.
If you have a page that you want to get a lot of views and want to stick to the top of your site, the Sticky Notes feature can help. By clicking on this feature, you can make it so a post stays at the top of the homepage and is the first page that people see when they visit your site.
Page Splitter.
In case you have an extra-long page of content and you need to split it up, you can do so with the Next Page Tag. When people go to your website, they will see the option to click on other numbered pages at the bottom of the first page of content.
Revisions.
If you often make changes to your website, the revision option may become your favorite option. Remember that with WordPress you can always step back and restore the previous versions.
Formatting changes.
A lot of people prefer to write their content elsewhere and then copy it to WordPress. This creates an issue when the formatting from the other programs is carried over. Thanks to the Remove Formatting feature, you can paste the content into WordPress and then format it differently.
Plugins.
There are almost 55,000 various plugins that are created to save your time and enhance the overall experience with your website. MageNet provides you with WordPress Monetization Plugin to monetize your websites through content placement.
MageNet.com deal only with contextual ads, so the users don’t get distracted by the flickering of ad banners, and it reaches the customers in targeted niches.
