No matter how large or small your site is, or what niche it occupies, it’s likely to be the target for at least a few attacks over its lifespan. Protecting it is essential if you want to avoid losing data or seeing part of your site break. This means putting some careful thought into your site’s security provision. Many WordPress users simply install a single security plugin and think that’s enough to prevent malicious attacks. However, your site’s security plan should be a little more complex. There are actually three main areas you’ll need to focus on if you want […]
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How to Speed Test Your Website (Metrics, Tools, Optimization Tips)
As a site owner, it’s important that you learn how to speed test your website. Page loading speed influences many things, from user experience over conversions to SEO. That’s why we have already covered how to improve it in these posts: 14 Ways To Speed Up WordPress And Decrease Page Load Time 10 Easy Ways to Speed Up Your WordPress Website [Case Study] However, the basis of putting any of these tips into action is that you have a proper understanding of the current state of your site. While there are many software solutions to test site speed out there […]
An Introduction to Headless E-Commerce (And Why It’s Worth Your Time)
As you may know, WordPress doesn’t include e-commerce functionality out of the box. Fortunately, it’s easy enough to add the required features to this Content Management System (CMS) using plugins. However, that’s not the only approach you can take to set up your online store. A better approach would be to combine WordPress with a dedicated e-commerce platform. That way, you can use the CMS for creating and managing your store, and an e-commerce platform to power its functionality. This is referred to as a ‘headless e-commerce’ approach. In this article, we’ll talk about how headless e-commerce works, and whether it’s […]
How to Manage Multiple WordPress Sites from One Dashboard
Are you a business owner who has multiple websites for different aspects of their marketing campaign? Maybe you own an assignment writing agency, so you have a home website that explains your business. Then you have another site that teaches students how to write, and on top of that, you decide to start a blog with the purpose of personal branding. So there are three websites to manage in this case. Each of them comes with the need for backups, core updates, and plugin update tracking. Each of them has a unique theme, which comes with its own issues. Tracking all […]

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