A wise person once said, your WordPress site is only as secure as your last backup. Well, I’m not sure someone actually said that, but even so, the sentiment is true. If you have a WordPress site and you want to ensure you’ll keep having that WordPress site in the future, keeping it backed up

If you’re starting a small business via WordPress, it’s implied that you will want to increase your number of sales and create meaningful customer relationships. This is a no-brainer, but it can also seem easier said than done. For that reason, in this article we’ll help you pick the right software, or CRM, to take

If you’ve been researching web design and all of the different ways that you can improve your site’s functionality, you’ve probably come across the word Form. Forms are generally referred to as the interactive section of a website, where visitors input the text or data themselves. Then, that data is sent up to you, the

Introducing Managed Care + Hosting in 2019!

If you’ve ever tried to get support for your WordPress site from your hosting company, it’s likely that you’ll be told that WordPress is a hosted application on the server that you’re leasing and is therefore not supported as part of your application subscription. That’s not to say that hosting companies don’t offer an option for WordPress care.

Google has announced that adding an SSL 2048-bit key certificate on your site (or making it https) will slightly improve your Google ranking.

A website is a critical marketing tool for many businesses, but the importance of keeping it up to date is often overlooked.

Sitemaps – what is the use in submitting one to Google? Are they really that important for SEO purposes? This topic is currently very controversial and has the SEO world up in a spin.

Bounce Rate is the percentage of single-page sessions (i.e. sessions in which the person left your site from the entrance page without interacting with the page).

Web hosting is an absolute minefield for the small business owner, with services ranging from $12 a year to dedicated servers that cost $1000’s to run and maintain - how do you know what’s best for your business?