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Back Definition of Comment Comments are responses from your readers about your blog post. This is a great way to get feedback and engage in conversation with your readers. Plus you have full control over whether or not you want to approve comments before they’re...by Dmytro Spilka | Sep 19, 2017 | B, Blogging Glossary
Definition of WordPress Backend Backend is a technical term that refers to the hidden working components of a computer program or platform. In the context of blogging and WordPress, it would refer to the dashboard (also known as admin panel) and plugins working away...by Dmytro Spilka | Sep 19, 2017 | Blogging Glossary, F
Peter Jobes Back Definition of Funnel Funnel is a marketing term used to describe the process of turning a visitor into a lead, and a lead into a buyer. It’s often associated with blogging, as blogs are one of the fundamental pillars to the success of most...by Dmytro Spilka | Sep 19, 2017 | Blogging Glossary, F
Peter Jobes Back Definition of Front End The front end is the polar opposite of the back end. Essentially, it’s a term given to the things that the user sees and interacts with on a blog or website. Right now, you are viewing the front end of a blog. The...by Dmytro Spilka | Sep 19, 2017 | Blogging Glossary, F
Peter Jobes Back Definition of Footer The footer is the space at the very bottom of a blog. This often contains links to important pages, terms and conditions, copyright notices and any other kind of disclosures the blog or service feels should be included....by Dmytro Spilka | Sep 19, 2017 | Blogging Glossary, F
Peter Jobes Back Definition of Formatting Formatting is the process of making a blog post look as you want it. Usually, this is done to maximise readability, engagement and overall enjoyment of the post. Common formatting examples are headings, image placement, CTAs...Full Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links, which means that if you purchase or sign-up with one of the services, we may receive a commission.