Tag: managed wordpress hosting
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Deciding on the Best CMS for Your Website
Choosing a content management system (CMS) is one of those high‑leverage decisions that can quietly determine how fast you ship, how much you spend, and how far you can scale. There’s no one‑size‑fits‑all answer, but there is a clear way to decide. In this post we’ll cover what a CMS does, outline a practical decision…
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Is your website ready for the holiday traffic?
Holiday traffic is the best kind of problem, until it isn’t. When your campaign lands, your product gets featured, or that email goes out, the visitors you’ve worked so hard to attract can overwhelm an unprepared site. Slow pages, checkout errors, and outright downtime translate directly into lost revenue and trust. This post is your…
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Is Managed Hosting for WordPress Worth the Premium?
WordPress, while powerful, can hinder organizations without proper hosting and management. Server upkeep, performance, and security are time-consuming challenges that distract businesses from growth and product development. Below, we’ll explain managed hosting for WordPress, a solution that relieves these technical burdens by outsourcing infrastructure to specialists, allowing businesses to focus on core initiatives, promoting growth…
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Unlocking Better Performance with Google PageSpeed Insights
Most site owners treat website speed like a utility bill: they know it costs them money when it’s too high, but they rarely read the statement line by line. Google PageSpeed Insights hands you that statement, translated into clear, measurable numbers that affect revenue. The free tool runs a set of synthetic tests, grades each…
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8 Must-Have Resources for WooCommerce Hosting
Every minute, a shopper abandons a slow WordPress store and heads to a faster competitor. That’s why WooCommerce hosting can’t be “set-and-forget.” Speed fuels conversion, uptime builds trust, and security underpins compliance. Miss any of the three and revenue walks out the door. WooCommerce lives inside WordPress, so it inherits both flexibility and sensitivity to…
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Self-Hosted vs. Managed Platforms: Which One Wins for WordPress?
Your site has momentum. Traffic’s climbing, marketing is pushing harder, and the stakes are higher than they were when you launched on an inexpensive shared plan. Lately, though, the site feels slower, incidents take too long to recover from, and precious time is being pulled into “just keeping the lights on.” When you’re at this…
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Upcoming PHP Changes at Pagely: 8.4 Rollout, 8.1 End-of-Life, New Zend Pricing
A year goes by fast in PHP land. Security timelines shift, WordPress keeps iterating, and suddenly that comfortable version you deployed on is the one holding things up. Here is how we’ll be handling the next wave of PHP transitions and, more importantly, what it means for development schedules, budget planning, and site performance.
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What Is WordPress? Exploring Features and Benefits
WordPress powers more than 43% of the websites online today, and that share keeps climbing. But market share alone isn’t a reason to bet your business on a platform. You want real advantages you can translate into lower costs, faster campaigns, and measurable growth. Let’s lay out what WordPress is, what it can do out-of-the-box,…
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What Does DDoS Mean? Key Facts Every Site Owner Should Know
Think of your website as a storefront on Main Street. A Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack is the digital version of hundreds of buses unloading crowds that rush the door at once. The crowd isn’t there to buy anything; it is there to block legitimate customers from even reaching the handle. That is the…
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What to Look for in a WordPress Hosting Plan
For businesses that run their revenue through WordPress, hosting is not a simple commodity purchase. One outage during a new product launch or one sloppy security layer during a compliance audit and the monthly hosting bill suddenly looks microscopic compared with lost sales or fines. That is why the conversation has shifted from “How cheap…