Category: WordPress Hosting & Development

CrocoBlock is a  subscription service offering a set of plugins that add  functionality to Elementor-built websites. Elementor’s meteoric growth can also be measured by the plugin ecosystem that is flourishing around it. CrocoBlock has fully embraced Elementor and developed a...

Although there is an abundance of plugins available for WordPress, there are some specific ones that you may want to install before you launch your new website. This is the premise to WPeka’s contribution to our blog, and referencing a...

Gutenberg is out soon, help check which plugins are Gutenberg-optimised. Ready or not, WordPress 5.0 a.k.a. Project Gutenberg will be in full swing in the very near future, affecting the way you build, design and manage your WordPress website. To...

The primary problem with project management is the disconnect between conversations and tasks — and ClientFlow is created to figure it out seamlessly. The future of project management lies in making use of a synergy between communication and work. This...

With users close to 1 million, it’s not surprising that Elementor is considered as one of the best WordPress page builders out there — and they have no plans of stopping there, the CMO revealed. Whether you’re redesigning an existing...

To gauge your WooCommerce store’s performance, bring in Metorik, your reporting and marketing co-pilot. As a business owner, you need to assess your business success — where it is strong and where is the challenge. Metorik helps you ascertain how well your...

Do you know that feeling when you enter a shop and you’re immediately approached by the salesperson asking you ‘How can I help?’ – that’s how most of us wish to be served. This doesn’t exclude websites, where people look...

W3 Total Cache has lived up to its users’ high expectations as a WordPress caching plugin but there are still improvements on the way, says the creator himself. With more than a million active installs, W3 Total Cache, is indeed...

Have you ever visited a website, and just felt sickened by the rate at which the images were trickling in? Oh wait, that was your website! Don’t worry, I know the feeling. That was me at my day job just...