Category: Managing WordPress

Website traffic is the driving force of any online business, but when it spikes, it can make or break your revenue. Every business owner aims to gain more leads and customers. Thus, increasing the volume of website visitors is the...

Short URLs don’t just take up little space. They are a smart way to promote your brand. Here’s an example, taking a 90 character long URL and shortening it to 22. https://my.wphosting.com.au/index.php?rp=/knowledgebase/65/First-Steps-With-WordPress.html Becomes… http://bit.ly/2CudTgY The short version will save you...

Site management is always a demanding, time-consuming task for WordPress users with multiple websites. As your web business grows, so does the number of websites under your care. On top of maintaining a list of usernames and passwords, you also...

We have interviewed James Rose of Content Snare to spill a few good beans about the product and how the company is doing moving forward. How’s it going so far with client communication? Are you getting timely responses from content managers...

A new WordPress Page Builder for those that are less technically-minded but still want to express their creativity in full. Elementor was conceived to give non-technical WordPress users a tool to design pixel-perfect layouts directly on the ‘canvas’ like you...

A product of reality66, the main purpose for Cart66 is to provide a simpler way to add and sell products, physical or digital, online. Unlike other WordPress ecommerce options, cart66 features all the functions you need ‘in just one plugin. Name: Cart66...

In line with this festive season, here are some artistic ways to spruce up your WordPress website. Christmas is in the air – and online! Just like decorating your home for the Holidays with Christmas tree and colorful lights, your...

WordPress is under attack from all sides – no doubt you’ve seen ads for the stylish Squarespace, the quirky Weebly, and the increasingly sophisticated upstart, Wix. But in spite of the existence of these more user-friendly alternatives, is WordPress still...

Shared hosting is the smarter choice for personal projects, start-ups on a shoestring and ‘non-business critical’ web sites. But if your livelihood depends on a WordPress website performing at a high level then a Virtual Private Server (VPS) plan is the way to go....