Category - Wordpress

If you are looking to have a little more control on your WordPress site, you may be considering migrating to a WordPress.org self-hosted platform. WordPress.org is free and open-source, so you have optimal control over all aspects and monetization...

Caching is a way to speed up the responsiveness of your site. Imagine data as things that you need to access while you’re on the go—caching is like having your lip balm in your fanny pack, as opposed to your backpack; it saves you a little time and...

More than 30% of websites on the Internet are powered by WordPress, a staggering number. Its popularity and convenience makes WordPress a popular platform for podcast websites. Whether you meet two times a week to play Dungeons and Dragons with your...

The time has finally come. Your awesome, intricately designed website is reaching a plateau at your current hosting service. Now you are upgrading to the big time, and you need to ensure there is no data loss or downtime in your migration. What does...

When you set up your WordPress website, the very first thing that you have to do is work on building your online presence and attracting new customers. If you want people to find you, then it helps to be near the top of the search engine results for...

Understanding how your website is performing is one of the most important things to do when you are running a business. You need to be able to tell when your website is underperforming so that you can address issues and continue to improve your...

WordPress is the most popular website platform in the world. No matter your country or language, you can use WordPress to create a site that works for your audience. One thing not enough WordPress users think about is the idea of making their site...

Most websites these days have at least one or two forms for customers to fill out, be these a contact form, customer registration, or something else. Shopping carts are also a type of form, though we don’t tend to think of them in that way...

The latest version of WordPress, version 5.6 was released on December 8th. Even if 5.5 appears to be working well, upgrading to WordPress 5.6 will ensure you have access to the latest security protocols, as well as a whole range of new features. To...

For the average WordPress site, plugins are an essential part of getting custom functionality without having to pay for custom development. There are more than 50,000 WordPress plugins available online, which can seem a bit intimidating. Thankfully...