Category: WordPress for Business

  • Turn Data Into Opportunity With These 9 Business Intelligence Tools

    Businesses and enterprises have a lot of data to contend with. From acquisition and retention metrics to prospective customers, internal business processes, partners, affiliates, and competitor data, knowing what data matters most to your business can be difficult. Often, businesses can’t -or simply neglect to -leverage their data effectively into actionable wins that can grow…

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  • 5 Ways to Boost Sales With Your Enterprise WordPress Site

    Your enterprise WordPress site is a crucial component of your sales strategy. As such, you’ll want to make sure every facet of it is geared towards increasing conversions. Failure to do so could lead to a decrease in sales and hurt your bottom line. Fortunately, WordPress — backed up by reliable enterprise hosting — can…

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  • SaaS Marketing and Why It’s Different from Other Types of Marketing

    SaaS marketing is tricky. Unlike marketing a physical product, like a washing machine or a mobile phone, you’re selling something that’s intangible. On top of that, your service is constantly changing with every update. And, more challenging still, you’re not asking customers for a one-off payment — you’re asking for their hard-earned cash every month.…

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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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  • 5 Tips for Effective Enterprise WordPress Development

    A successful business website should smoothly guide prospective customers through each phase of your conversion funnel. To do this, you’ll need to make sure your site is scalable, fast-loading, secure, and designed for a quality user experience (UX). Of course, striking the right balance is easier said than done. The good news is that WordPress…

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  • Be a Master Networker: 4 Ways to Activate Your Network

    For a long time, I thought I knew everything there was about professional networking. Collecting business cards during lunches, speaking engagements and conferences was an important ritual I followed with consistency. These cards would then sit on my desk in a nice, colorful box that I purchased specifically for the purpose. But I never really…

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  • 10 Award Winning Native Advertising Campaigns to Learn From

    If your digital publishing model relies on banner advertising, consider this: when was the last time you actually clicked a display ad? “Banner blindness” and ignoring ads is a learned behavior, with many internet users training themselves to just skip right over those first Google results marked as ads. It’s a frustrating reality for publishers…

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  • How Managed WordPress Hosting Can Level Up Your Business

    It’s critical that your website provides a solid foundation for running and scaling your business. Rather than hiring Devops engineers with WordPress experience to manage your site and infrastructure, you may consider using a Managed WordPress Hosting solution. Your company will save money and have a team of hosting experts ensuring your WordPress website remains…

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  • Using Zapier To Automate Your Tedious WordPress Tasks

    You use a lot of different tools in your business. You’ve got WordPress, Google Drive, Evernote, MailChimp, Asana, and dozens of others. And while all these tools are incredibly helpful, there’s one major problem: They don’t communicate well with each other. In other words, getting information from one app to another isn’t usually very easy.…

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  • How the World’s Top CEOs Stay Productive All Week Long

    Anyone can be busy, but being busy doesn’t necessarily mean you’re using your time wisely or effectively. As Tim Ferriss advises in his best-selling book The 4-Hour Work Week: “Focus on being productive instead of busy.” Why? Because emails and meetings might help you check off items on your to-do list, but are really just…

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