by Sherri, Ruby Moon Designs | Feb 13, 2026 | AIO, Content Marketing, SEO, Small Business, Web Design
TL;DR: AI Overviews (AIOs) are Google’s AI-generated summaries that now appear at the very top of search results—before ads or website listings. They combine information from multiple trustworthy sources, but they don’t always credit specific websites.
To increase...
by Sherri, Ruby Moon Designs | Nov 12, 2025 | Content, Content Marketing, Marketing, SEO, Small Business, WordPress
TL;DR: Adding media to WordPress is easy no matter if you’re using the Block Editor, Classic Editor, or a builder like Divi or Elementor. Upload images, videos, and audio directly or embed them from platforms like YouTube and SoundCloud. Always optimize files with...
by Sherri, Ruby Moon Designs | Oct 13, 2025 | Content, Content Marketing, Services, Small Business, Web Design, Web Development, WordPress
TL;DR: Categories and tags are built-in tools that help organize your blog and make it easier for readers (and search engines) to find their way around. Think of categories as your table of contents (broad topics) and tags as the index (specific keywords). When used...
by Sherri, Ruby Moon Designs | Sep 15, 2025 | Content, Content Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, SEO, Small Business, White Hat SEO, WordPress
TL;DR:
Format your WordPress blog post using clear headings, short paragraphs, bullet points, and strategic images. Include a featured image and excerpt, and use question-based subheadings and concise answers to improve your chances of being featured in Google AI...
by Sherri, Ruby Moon Designs | Aug 18, 2025 | Content, Content Marketing, SEO, Small Business, WordPress
TL;DR; To post a blog in WordPress, log into your dashboard, go to Posts > Add New, enter your title and content, set a featured image, and click Publish. If this is your first blog post, create a separate Blog page and assign it under Settings > Reading as the...
by Sherri, Ruby Moon Designs | Jul 17, 2025 | Marketing, Small Business, Web Design, Web Development
TL;DR: To build a website, you need both a domain name (your web address) and web hosting (where your site lives). Domain names help people find you, while hosting stores your website’s content and makes it accessible online. Platforms like WordPress.org offer...
