Tag: performance
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Can Your Site Benefit from a WordPress Reverse Proxy?
A WordPress reverse proxy lets you serve a WordPress site under a different domain, so visitors experience two separate sites as a single, unified one. Here’s how it works, why it matters for search visibility, and whether your site needs one. While explaining how it works is a little more difficult, the essence of what…
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How to Find and Fix 404 Errors on Your Site
404 errors are a common problem for site owners, but they are usually easy to fix. If a visitor finds a broken blog post, Google discovers a missing product page, or a section of your WordPress site goes missing, the steps are similar: In this post, we’ll explain what 404 errors are, what causes them…
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AI Is Reshaping CMS Decisions – How Drupal and WordPress Stack Up for Enterprises
In line with global AI trends, the ecosystems of Drupal and WordPress have recently seen major investments geared toward the adoption of AI in their core architectures. Both platforms are following a measured approach to include AI capabilities in their architectures rather than jumping into a feature rat race. How do WordPress and Drupal compare…
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Why Modern Manufacturing Needs Enterprise WordPress
Procurement teams are not losing sleep over the age of your CMS. What matters to them is whether or not they can pull up a spec sheet instantly, find accurate part details, log in as a distributor without hassle, and grab the technical documents they need right when they need them. Buyers are digging into…
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What to Do When a WordPress Update Breaks Your Site
Even if you keep your WordPress site in tip-top shape, sometimes an update can still cause things to break. That’s because WordPress is built on a collection of moving parts: the core software, your theme, all those plugins, and the PHP environment underneath. Each of these is updated on its own schedule, and when one…
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What is Managed Hosting for WordPress?
There’s no denying that WordPress is one of the most powerful website platforms on the market today. It powers roughly 43% of all websites on the internet and about 60% of every site that uses a content management system, making it the dominant CMS by a wide margin. It offers extensive SEO capabilities, robust security,…
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Configuring Your WordPress Site For Zero Downtime
We all dream of perfect uptime, but reality has other plans. Networks can get shaky, hardware gets old, and even the most reliable services can throw you a curveball. That’s why experienced WordPress teams focus on high availability instead. The goal is to keep your site running smoothly, even if something behind the scenes goes…
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An Introduction to Amazon RDS
As innovators in the hosting space, we’re constantly testing hardware and software solutions here at Pagely to find the optimum balance between price and performance for the unique demands of WordPress. Through all of that testing, Amazon RDS emerged as the clear winner for our database solution. We’ve built our hosting solution on it so…
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Risk Mitigation and the True Cost of Website Downtime
Most businesses don’t think twice about the necessity to carry the insurance policies to protect against various forms of loss. Errors & Omissions, Workers’ Comp, Liability… managing downside risk of unforeseen losses and limiting potential damage is a standard cost of doing business. But rarely do business owners go into a hosting scenario with the…
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Do You Really Need WordPress Caching Plugins?
It’s no secret having a slow website will hinder your success online. Visitors leave before your content even loads, forms get abandoned, and even simple updates in the dashboard start to feel like a chore. The upside? WordPress caching plugins can solve a lot of these headaches, but keep in mind that slapping one on…