Weebly to WordPress site migration

Move from Weebly to WordPress: Step-by-StepMigration Guide

If you decided to build your own website from the get-go, there is a good chance that you used a website builder like Weebly to create it. While this may seem like a good – and inexpensive – choice for a simple do-it-yourself website with a handful of pages and posts, it is certainly not the best option for a quality, SEO-optimized website. WordPress offers increased flexibility over Weebly, and is superior […]

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Boost WordPress site speed with W3 Total Cache and Cloudflare

Speed Up Your WordPress Site with W3 Total Cache + Cloudflare CDN: Step-by-Step Tutorial

There are a couple things you can do to speed up your WordPress website, and they won’t cost you a dime. In this post, you will learn how to install and configure the W3 Total Cache plugin to use it in conjunction with the free version of Cloudflare CDN (Content Delivery Network). Not only will it help speed up your website, it will make it more secure as well. If your

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Shared WordPress web hosting

Tips for Choosing the Best Shared WordPress Web Hosting

Web hosting plays a vital role in your WordPress site’s performance. In this post, I will go over a number of tips to help you choose quality shared WordPress web hosting for your website, including reputation, support, hardware they use, number of sites supported and more. If you select a crappy web host (e.g. BlueHost, Hostgator, and all other hosts owned by EIG), it will cause you nothing but headaches. A

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WordPress.org plugin directory.

4 Awesome Free WordPress Plugins for Your Website

WordPress plugins can add amazing features to your website, but should be installed and used sparingly. When you are just starting out with WordPress, you may be tempted to install and activate a wide array of plugins, but you should proceed with caution. They can slow down your website, and even make it vulnerable to malicious attacks. If you’re going to install plugins right off the bat, you’re better off using only

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Self-hosted WordPress and WordPress.com – Pros and Cons

WordPress.org (self-hosted) vs. WordPress.com (Free Version): What’s the Difference?

Have you been thinking about starting a blog or website? If so, you may be asking yourself which platform is best to use. WordPress is one of the most popular content management systems around, and for good reason. It provides great flexibility, has thousands of themes to choose from (both free and premium) and is easy to use even for beginners. Many people just starting out with WordPress need to understand their options. You can

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