If you’re looking for managed WordPress hosting, keep in mind there is a distinct difference between starting a new WP site with a web host as opposed to transferring an existing one. I was reminded of that recently when I attempted to test out some managed WordPress hosting plans from various companies. I actually spent […]
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Today’s infographic is specifically for WordPress site owners. While WordPress is the most popular content management system today, it isn’t always the fastest platform. Here are three significant steps you can take to speed up your WP website. At a minimum, all WordPress site owners should be using a caching plugin to reduce page loading
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While you can easily find a web hosting company that includes WordPress with their hosting plans, you may eventually find that you need specialized resources or expert support specifically geared towards WordPress sites. Here are 7 excellent options for managed or specialized WordPress hosting. BlueHost Managed WordPress Hosting $12.49 mo. BlueHost Shared Hosting has always
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WP Essential is iPage’s hosting plan designed specifically for WordPress websites. Since our initial review, WP Essential has been refined and made available to both new and existing customers—originally, it was available only as an upgrade for those that already had an iPage account. Now, you can sign up for WP Essential directly at iPage
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Last week, WordPress officially released version 4.0 of WP. I’d actually read some pre-release comments from those that had previewed it beforehand. The reviews were actually not all that enthusiastic. And indeed, after installing this latest version of WordPress, I’ll admit that if you’re expecting a complete revamp (this being a new, left of the
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So I open up my email the other day and I get a big surprise. One of my web hosting companies basically told me I was hogging resources and that it might lead to my account being suspended. Now, I know the traffic on my websites has been steadily increasing (thankfully), but I couldn’t believe
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WordPress is by far the most popular software for creating blogs. It’s the content management system that I use for most of my websites—including my blogs. Most people find WordPress easy to use and very customizable to suit many different types of websites. If you’re going to be creating a blog, I’d certainly recommend you
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GoDaddy has recently unveiled a couple of new additions to their lineup. Most people have probably seen Danica Patrick promoting GoDaddy in their ads. Well, now fellow racing star Tony Stewart is appearing with Danica in a new commercial for the company. According to USA Today, the new spot has Danica and Tony trying to
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Web hosting companies, mindful that WordPress accounts for about 20% of the websites online, have continued to cater to that audience by providing hosting plans especially tailored for WP. In addition to WP Engine, considered by many the standard for managed WordPress hosting, the past several months have seen new offerings from DreamHost, GoDaddy, iPage,
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The list of web hosting companies offering specialized WordPress web hosting continues to grow with 1&1 Hosting now also promoting WP hosting plans. I’ve recently written about iPage Hosting’s WP Essential Plan, as well as comparing three premium WordPress Hosting packages from WP Engine, DreamHost, and GoDaddy. So the logical question is: How does 1&1’s
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