Comment spam happens when a spammer posts comments to your website via the blog or contacts page. And this unfortunately happens in WordPress too. It is when you receive something you never asked for, or when somebody tries to sell you something you don’t need. Spam refers to unsolicited commercial messages.
If you have an email address, you’ve likely received spam. My name is Wes Theron and today we are looking at how to manage spam on your website. What type of plugins will protect you against spam?.How can you combat spam within your WordPress dashboard?.Choosing, installing, and activating an anti-spam plugin.How to mark something as spam on a WordPress site.Identifying and understanding why managing spam is important.Learn why spam is a problem for all WordPress sites, why you should control it, and tips for managing it.
