Determining the proper WordPress hosting for your site is a complicated task. There are many detailed reviews of hosting companies, and many of them are objective. Sadly, some reviews are biased, written just to earn some money through affiliate marketing. Biased or not, no analysis can provide perfect guidance on the matter of proper WordPress […]
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WordPress dominates the market for content management systems by a massive margin. The team of developers behind the WordPress core don’t rest on their laurels but continuously try to improve it. In spite of WordPress’s success, there is room for improvement. For instance, making WordPress a fully-fledged framework is still a dream, but it will […]
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The number of WordPress-powered websites is still growing; there has been a 1.5% growth from January 2017 to January 2018. The signs are that this trend will not change shortly, which shows that WordPress is a reliable and robust content management system (CMS). WordPress is a CMS that should be on your list. It’s secure, […]
Marketers say that anyone willing to sell a product or service should create the most accurate model of their buyer; it’s called a buyer persona. All marketing efforts revolve around this model. This business approach brings substantial sales’ growth, and it can be used in many different areas—for instance, WordPress security! To strengthen your site’s […]
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Today we’re excited to announce the acquisition of inCharge and are thrilled to welcome their clients into the Newt Labs family. Newt Labs will acquire the inCharge assets and clients, essentially taking over their hosting platform with a plan to move all sites over to Newt Labs bigger and better infrastructure later this year. Newt […]
A lot of times, we come across such websites, which appear to be inaccessible due to some unknown reason. A website’s downtime portrays a bad impression for the related business entity in the eyes of their site’s visitors. The sole purpose of the existence of any website is its optimum accessibility for an audience from […]
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It’s the first month of the year, and you’ve probably started on New Year resolutions. If sharpening your WordPress skills is at the top of your list, then most likely, it will stay on your agenda throughout 2018. It’s a healthy attitude because WordPress evolves, and you don’t have a choice but to keep learning. […]
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When I first started out in the world of WordPress I was hired by a digital marketing agency. Their team consisted of a handful of developers that focused on building websites. On my very first day I was introduced to Git and since then I haven’t looked back. I must admit that at first Git […]
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Transitioning your WordPress website from http to https is a commendable milestone towards securing your site and making it safer for your users to interact with you. The very thought of having an SSL Certificate displaying on your website should be reason enough to make you happy. However, it is also necessary to expect some […]
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Are you guilty of making development changes directly on a live site? I don’t care if the audience is so small that you don’t think a staging site is worth it; even if your site has an audience of 100 visitors per month, that audience is still valuable. Having a staging site means that you […]
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