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WordPress is free, open-source software, which makes it one of the most powerful, flexible content management systems (CMS) on the web. But that also means it doesn’t come with official support. In other words, if you run into a problem with your WordPress site, you’re on your own to solve it – whether it’s related…
Read MoreIf you’ve decided to use WordPress to power your website, you’ll likely need some help staying on top of everything. Picture the scene: You’re working on an online project and need help managing the technical side of things. You are part of a company that has moved the website (and website maintenance) to your department….
Read MoreWP Engine has been a long-time personal favorite of mine. It was one of the very first WordPress centric managed hosts and they continue to improve their hosting services. One of my all-time favorite improvements was when they added the ability to spin-up development and staging versions of websites. This makes it possible for proper…
Read MoreWhen you want to share access to your Google Analytics account, you should not share your Google username and password. The best way to go about sharing access to a new vendor — if it’s for web development, SEO, marketing, or anything else — is to add them as a new user. It’s super easy….
Read MoreIf you’re hosting your website on GoDaddy, there is an easy way to share access. And here is a way to share access to venders without sharing your direct login information. It’s best to use the sharing tools built within a service instead of your personal username and password. It gives you more options of…
Read MoreI’ve got a long history of many feelings about the word “maintenance”. I’ve run the gambit from loving it to hating it and everything in between. My CoFounder even wrote a blog post at one point and time about how we had temporarily banned the word from our company vocabulary. As the original WordPress maintenance…
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