Category: Scalability
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A Beginner’s Guide to Image Optimization in WordPress
If your WordPress site feels sluggish, odds are your images are the main culprit. On most sites, pictures are the largest assets on the page, often outweighing scripts and styles by a wide margin. The good news: you can optimize images dramatically smaller without making them look crunched, smeared, or pixelated. In this guide, we’ll…
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Navigating the World of Free WordPress Hosting
Ask ten founders why they looked for “free WordPress hosting” and you will hear the same answer: cash preservation. Hosting seems like an easy place to trim fat when the only comparison point is a $0 invoice. In practice, a free host is a provider that allocates a sliver of shared server space at no…
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Managed Hosting for WordPress vs. Shared: What Really Changes?
Most WordPress site owners don’t wake up thinking about servers. You’re focused on launching campaigns, publishing content, and keeping revenue lines open. Yet the hosting plan running under the hood decides how fast pages load, how often incidents strike, and how many hours your team spends firefighting. Because “wordpress hosting” turns up thousands of options,…
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What is WordPress Multisite Mode?
Let me guess. You’re cruising around the internet looking for a place to host your multisite setup on WordPress, or maybe you’re just thinking of going down the multisite path but haven’t even gotten started yet. Have no fear, Pagely is here. Introduction to WordPress Multisite For those of you who haven’t gotten started yet,…