WordPress powers around 35% of all websites; therefore, it makes sense for hackers to focus their attention on exploiting vulnerabilities in the WordPress framework.
They say there’s no second chance at a first impression. If your website fails to perform, what else about your product or company doesn’t perform? This is the subconscious monologue running through your prospective customers’ mind when presented with a slow webpage. It’s never been more critical for your website to load quickly, in this
If you've ever been on the phone to technical support about a website issue, the first thing you will probably hear is "have you tried clearing your cache?" The reason for this is that a browser cache stores a static version of the website that you have previously visited. When trying to load the website
If you’re reading this article, you’re probably already a WordPress user and already have experienced the easy to use, graphical user interface of the WordPress platform. If your website is based on a theme, I'm sure you discovered that the themes could have some limitations when using the graphical user interface.
If you want a professional website that can help you to turn leads into loyal customers, the WordPress platform is hard to beat. In the day to day running of a business, however, WordPress maintenance and enhancing WordPress performance can often become a low priority, and as a result, your website will suffer.