In many ways, driving traffic to your website is the name of the game. After all, more visitors can lead to increased engagement, and with any luck, additional conversions. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) strategies can improve your numbers over time, but what if you need more immediate results? The good news is that Pay-Per-Click (PPC) advertising can help you speed things along. When used correctly, PPC ads can be an effective way to drive traffic to your website. Plus, they can increase conversions and provide a boost to your bottom line. In this post, we’ll start by introducing PPC advertising, […]
File Integrity Monitoring for WordPress Websites
Your WordPress website is made up of files, and it’s important that you know all of the changes that happen to those files as an administrator. Unauthorized file changes can break your website, change its behavior, or be a sign of a hack. By keeping yourself informed of file changes on your WordPress website, you can easily: Keep track of changes developers make on your website Ease troubleshooting should problems arise Identify leftover database and source code files that could expose sensitive data to malicious hackers Know exactly which files were changed and where malware was injected in case of […]
Torque News Drop: What is new in WordPress 5.3
The Torque News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. In this week’s episode of the Torque News Drop, we cover all the new changes and improvements in WordPress 5.3. This includes the new “groups” feature and the changes to the media uploader tool.
What is a Waterfall chart and How do you Read it?
Site speed and performance are a crucial part of any website. If your site doesn’t load fast enough, people will leave. A fast WordPress website not only helps you perform well on search engines but also improves your conversion rate. To learn the speed of your WordPress website, use tools like GTMetrix, Chrome Devtool, or Pingdom. However, a lot of stuff can be missed by these tools, That’s where a waterfall diagram comes in. What is a WaterFall Chart? The Waterfall Chart displays the request-by-request loading behavior of a blog. It includes scripts, media files and third-party resources requested by […]
Everything You Need to Know to Prepare for PHP 7.4
When you’re developing and managing WordPress sites, keeping them updated is crucial. However, it’s not just the core WordPress software that should be consistently updated, but the primary programming language as well. The latest version of PHP is set to release next month. PHP 7.4 comes with a range of updates that can help improve your sites and enhance the user experience. Plus, there are a handful of notable features and functions (as well as deprecations) that are worth knowing about. In this article, we’ll take a look at PHP 7.4 and what updates, features, and changes you can expect. […]

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