Online businesses are expected to employ a fluid ‘one-web’ strategy with their WordPress deployments to ensure streamlined, responsive and adaptive website experience across all platforms and devices.
WordPress is, by far, the most popular way to build a website. That popularity has the unfortunate side effect of also making WordPress sites a juicy target for malicious actors all across the world.
WordPress is a constantly evolving software with new features, security fixes, and maintenance updates that are updated regularly. These basic updates ensure the security and functionality of your WordPress system.
Proofreading is something that is often not given the priority it deserves. It’s easy to leave it to the last minute, and then be forced into doing it quickly.
We’ll show you in this article a couple different ways to use WordPress icon fonts, where to get them, and which method might be the best for your site.
Below we’ll dive into how to A/B test with Google Optimize in WordPress. It doesn’t matter what type of site you have, this will work across the board. And best of all, it’s free.
In this post, we’ll start by showing you how to add Google Maps in WordPress without a plugin.
You’re probably already somewhat familiar with chatbots, or have at least seen one pop up in the lower right-hand corner of your computer screen while browsing online.
Today we want to explore why choosing a managed WordPress hosting service, as opposed to a shared host or small VPS, can be one of the most important decisions you can make as it pertains to your website.