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7 Useful Enterprise WordPress Plugins for 2019
WordPress is an open-source content management system with a secure core and large support community with nearly 60% of the market share for content systems; the closest competitor is Joomla at 6.3%. A large portion of that market is made up of enterprise users, like Visa, Disney, and Time Inc. and as a result, new…
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Boost Customers’ Post Holiday Spending with Your WordPress Site
Between November 1 and December 31 of 2017, e-commerce businesses racked up a total of $108.15 billion in sales, according to Adobe. 2018’s holiday season sales are estimated to reach $124.1 billion, which is an impressive leap and one that’s sure to delight e-commerce companies everywhere. Smart targeting of the 4 different kinds of…
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Gutenberg and WordPress 5.0: What You Need to Know
As of December 6, 2018 WordPress 5.0 Bebo has been released, making Gutenberg now the defacto editor on WordPress applications. Pagely strives to keep all applications up to date, ensuring that the latest version is available to and being utilized by our customers. Given the magnitude of this update we wanted to address some steps…
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Pagely Security Research, and Disclosure Policy
This post is about the realities both good and bad that come with the responsibility of reporting vulnerabilities. The long days of summer are gone, fall has faded away and winter is upon us… reflecting back over the past months the Pagely security team spent some of those days uncovering and reporting a number of…
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eCommerce Tips: Black Friday & Cyber November
Black Friday has traditionally marked the start of the holiday shopping season, but in recent years spending has taken a dive as consumers snub physical stores to shop online. In fact, two-thirds of Americans find holiday shopping stressful and would rather shovel snow, visit their in-laws, go to the dentist, text their boss or even…
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Is Predictive Analytics the Key to Surviving Traffic Surges and Downtime?
It’s well known that analytics tell a story about what happened to your website. For example, your monthly Google Analytics report says you had X amount of visitors last month and some number of them returned to the site regularly. You also know things like popular referral sources for traffic and a variety of demographic…
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Common WordPress Login Errors and What to Do About Them
It’s such a simple thing, isn’t it? Open your login page. Enter your user credentials into the login form. Click submit and gain entry into the backend of your WordPress site: We do it everyday and give it little thought. But what happens if you don’t see your WordPress dashboard or, worse, if you don’t…
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How to Use Facebook Debugger to Control How Your Site Looks on Facebook
Have you run into a situation where Facebook doesn’t display the right image or text when someone shares your site? In this post, you’ll we’ll show you exactly how to use the Facebook Debugger tool to fix that! First, you’ll learn how Facebook decides what information to display when someone shares a link from your…
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NorthStack™ Serverless – A new pay-as-you-go, elastic autoscaling hosting platform by Pagely
Announcing NorthStack by Pagely Every now and then we get to do something really big and impactful — something that leaves an enduring mark by changing the way things are done in an industry. This is not an incremental update to a product or the gradual evolution of a solution, but is a revolutionary approach…
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Why Neglecting Usability Can Undermine Your WordPress Site’s Security
Usability testing is one of those unglamorous tasks that are often left for another day. It can be difficult to justify the time and budget required to check every button, link, and function on a website. It’s a luxury that many online businesses feel they can’t afford. However, usability testing can uncover serious security threats…