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Managed web hosting may not be for everyone. The downside of managed hosting plans is of course the cost. A fully managed hosting solution will typically cost you at least $30 mo.—substantially more than other shared hosting packages. However, one of the biggest benefits of managed web hosting is the boost in productivity you can

With the latest version of WordPress (4.3) just released, WP Engine has introduced a new feature with their managed WordPress hosting that will provide customers with more control over their updates. WP Engine has always provided managed upgrades to WordPress. However, in the past you had to wait for them to perform their extensive updating

It seems like just about every web hosting company is now coming out with a managed or optimized WordPress hosting plan. DreamHost recently updated their DreamPress WordPress hosting plan, and HostGator is now promoting their optimized WP hosting package. So how do these new WordPress hosting plans compare with an established fully managed WordPress hosting

With the recent announcement that HostGator is now offering a managed WordPress hosting plan, the field is now more crowded than ever. But although there seems to be a new managed WordPress plan debuting every week, there’s still one web hosting company that remains the measuring stick when it comes to WP hosting. WP Engine

UPDATE: While the 40% sale for June has ended, WP Engine has another great offer for the month of July. You can now get free site migration to WP Engine along with a 20% discount and two free months with an annual hosting plan. This is another great opportunity to get WP Engine’s managed WordPress

Attention WordPress Designers and Developers: Now there’s another reason to use WP Engine for your WordPress hosting. Already considered the standard for managed WP hosting by many in the WordPress community, WP Engine has now added Transferable Installs to their Personal, Professional, and Business hosting plans. One of the things that may have discouraged some

UPDATE: Despite what was announced at WordCamp SD, it appears that you still have to pay an additional fee for SSL. Think having SSL is important? WP Engine certainly does. If you have or are thinking of creating a WordPress site, you might be interested to know that industry leading Managed WordPress Hosting company WP