Are you a wordpress user? 
If yes, this infographic would blow your mind.
You need to start using your WordPress platform to its fullest and if you’ve left errors on your database, it can make you look silly and cause your business to fail.
But don’t be perturbed, you can fix these errors easily – it doesn’t matter whether you’re an expert or a newbie.
I found this infographic from copyblogger media and I think you’d like it.
Go through the errors and read the tips on how to fix them. Then leave a comment and let’s talk about it.
Content marketing has gone beyond writing, social networking and search engine optimization. Understanding the ‘very’ platform that powers your brand is equally vital.
There you go:
![15 WordPress User Errors That Make You Look Silly [Infographic]](https://netdna.copyblogger.com/images/wordpress_user_errors_infographic.jpg "15 WordPress User Errors That Make You Look Silly [Infographic]")
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Did you think that these wordpress user errors are worth fixing? Please share your comment below…
This infographic is amazing and helpful to remove our blog errors. In today’s competitive market blogs are very helpful for marketing.
Great tips. I would hope people dont do the index.php thing. lol.
This is a really good read for me, Must admit that you are one of the best bloggers I ever saw.Thanks for posting this informative article.
Me also have cleaned myself from almost all of these errors long before.
By reading again, mentally cleaned again…. LOL
Beautiful tips to make a blog more healthy, you have described here. While going through this post i have decided to change my wordpress settings according to these instruction. Thanx a lot for your information in this regards.
These tips are really amezing and important..content marketing is now growing day by day
that was agian an awesome article on content marketing, loved that post….bookmarked
These wordpress errors are delicate. I need to fix them right about now. Thanks for the infographic.
Go and fix the errors. Then come back for more.
The post’s title really attracted my attention and I certainly enjoyed reading it too.
Thanks for sharing. Very useful info for new and long term WordPress users. The points about security are especially important.
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Hey mike, I just started another niche blog focused on conversions, how do you manage that and keep goole happy, post EMD and panda. its hard for me to focus on my blog and all the work involved with creating squeeze pages and convincing reviews haha.
You need a definite goal when handling multiple sites. Congratulations on your new site.
It really a great & helpful article thanks for sharing such a great article….!!!
I’m glad that I could help you in my own special way.
Although i was not able to view the infographic Mike, but i know you’ve shared a very useful post here.
Still trying to view it.
Have a blissful weekend Mike.
What happened Theodore, why can’t you view the infographic?
Great post. and very important post. These are the ways to make your content stand out. Nothing says more about a blog that has unique content and is worthy to read. Heck, people can read somewhere else more with more authority if they want to. Thanks for share it.
It seemed that you found the infographic helpful Martin? It makes me happy then.
Nice infographic. I think this covers the major errors that really kill content marketing. Copyblogger has done a good job.
You can say that again Jude. Go and fix your user errors if you haven’t.
WordPress is easy to use. These user errors are minimal but they can affect the overall performance of our sites. I’d delete the inactive plugins this very moment – Thanks for reminding me.
Go right away and work on your wordpress database.
Lol, I’ve to work on my wp admin clutter. I’m too lazy to clean out everything. There are so many useful plugins I’ve got that sorting through them all would take away time haha.
Me too, I used to be lazy when it comes to cleaning my blog’s database. But I guess it’s necessary.