This post is part of the Hosting: A Buyer's Guide course.
This post is part of the Hosting: A Buyer's Guide course.
As we highlighted in our recent guide to choosing the right WordPress hosting for your site, there are three main options when it comes to the type of hosting available. Is a virtual private server or dedicated hardware a good … Read More
This post is part of the Hosting: A Buyer's Guide course.
For many WordPress website owners, managed WordPress hosting will be the last type of web hosting that they will ever need. Whether you are upgrading from an entry level shared host, or plan to start your website off on the … Read More
This post is part of the Hosting: A Buyer's Guide course.
Shared hosting is a great choice for anyone starting out with a new website. In our last post we took a look at the three main types of web hosting available to anyone with a WordPress website. Shared hosting is … Read More
This post is part of the Hosting: A Buyer's Guide course.
Choosing a web host for your website can be difficult. With so many companies in operation, each offering multiple plans and packages, making a decision can quickly become overwhelming. Even once you’ve made your choice and your website is online, … Read More
This post is part of the Hosting: A Buyer's Guide course.
Having a fast loading website should be a top priority for any business, for two main reasons. One is the positive impact it can have on user engagement with your website, and, conversely, the negative impact a slow loading site … Read More
Change your site’s appearance with a point-and-click visual editor. A lot of WordPress owners are generally happy with the appearance of their WordPress sites, but would like to be able to quickly make changes to the font, size, or color … Read More
The multi-user capabilities of WordPress make it the ideal platform for publishing content from a range of users. By utilizing the different user roles and capabilities in WordPress, giving others access to your site in a secure way is very … Read More
Now that we’ve introduced the concept of landing pages and how they can benefit your business, it’s time to take a look at how you can create one for your WordPress site. As usual with WordPress, there are a number … Read More
In general, attracting more visitors to your website will result in more customers, clients, or subscribers. But what can you do to capture more customers for any given level of site traffic? This is where conversion rates come into play. … Read More
This post is part of the Care and Feeding of a Web Developer course.
Now that that we’ve taken a look at WordPress plugins, including how to install them, where to find them, and some scenarios when an existing plugin might not be the best option, it’s time to explore the different options for … Read More
