Category: Guest Post
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White Label Agency – Introduction
The White Label Agency is your behind-the-scenes WordPress development and design partner. We help digital agencies scale up while staying completely invisible to their clients. With over 100 developers and 3,000+ projects completed annually, we can be your dedicated team – just without the overhead of hiring in-house. Every agency we work with gets a…
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Common Mistakes to Avoid While Migrating to WordPress
At rtCamp, we always believe in seamless migration, so we understand how every project handled by small or enterprise organizations can face pushback when aligning digital initiatives with WordPress. To help you figure out and create a simplified migration strategy, we’ve scoured our customer profiles to come with a list of common – and effective…
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Mastering WordPress Responsive Design: A Guide for Medium Business Owners
Imagine your website’s layout breaking on mobile devices—this is a nightmare scenario for any business owner. In today’s diverse digital landscape, where screen sizes vary dramatically, a static design just won’t cut it. Responsive web design is no longer an option but a necessity to ensure accessibility and user engagement. Responsive design adapts seamlessly to…
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WordPress 6.5 & 6.6: Game-Changing Enhancements for Enterprise Websites
Released on April 2, 2024, WordPress 6.5 introduces a host of new features aimed at boosting user engagement, streamlining plugin management, and enhancing site performance—critical factors for any enterprise website. This first major release of 2024 tackles common challenges faced by large-scale websites, offering tools for creating more interactive content, ensuring plugin compatibility, optimizing multilingual…
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Crafting High-Impact Digital Experiences with Wonderthing
Wonderthing is an optimistic team of senior-level designers and developers dedicated to crafting digital experiences that maximize impact and engagement for our clients. We believe in making the complex feel simple. Our ‘Skunkworks’ methodology ensures that every project is handled by small, hands-on senior teams who understand the intricacies of aligning digital initiatives with your…
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Meet DevriX: Elevating WordPress Development to New Heights
At Pagely, we understand that strategic partnerships drive innovation and excellence in WordPress hosting and development. One such dynamic collaboration is with DevriX, a renowned WordPress development agency. In this blog post, we delve into the unique capabilities of DevriX and how our partnership enhances the WordPress ecosystem. Who is DevriX? DevriX is a pioneer…
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Spotting the Red Flags: When It’s Time to Break Up with Your Managed WordPress Host
Most folks enjoy the warm and fuzzy feelings that come with the comfort of a long-term relationship. But sometimes, it turns sour, and unexpectedly, it’s time to say goodbye. The same can be said about your relationship with your managed WordPress host. It started off great, but now it feels lacking. At WebDevStudios, we’ve seen…
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Open Source vs SaaS: Cooperation instead of competition
Brands can have it all. As they embrace Composable DXPs, they gain flexibility to rapidly innovate and move ahead of the competition. For years, the debate between Open Source Software and Software as a Service (SaaS) has been ongoing: which is the superior choice? Both platforms offer distinct advantages, and whether a business prioritizes rapid…
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Navigating the Hype Cycle
How WordPress can Smooth Out the Peaks and Valleys Every day brings a buzz around a new SaaS offering popping up on your social media feed. The question arises: Is it just a passing trend or a truly revolutionary technology? The Gartner Hype Cycle provides an insightful model for understanding these patterns. However, leveraging this…
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3 Key Takeaways for Your e-Commerce Business as the South Dakota vs. Wayfair Decision Turns Five
In the five years since the momentous Wayfair decision by the U.S. Supreme Court, the sales tax landscape has shifted dramatically. Until that point, nexus—the connection between a seller and state that requires the seller to collect and remit sales tax there—was based on having a physical presence in a given state. E-commerce taxes weren’t…