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Membership site owners who use WordPress to prepare their blogs should pay particular attention to the correct spelling of the titles of their blog posts.
Although WordPress spell-checks the text of their posts, WordPress does not check the spelling of the titles of their posts. Thus, it’s relatively easy for embarrassing spelling errors to appear in the largest and most noticeable text in their posts–the titles!
To double-check the spelling of the titles of your blog posts, copy and paste the titles to Microsoft Word, so that Word’s spell-checker can proof them.