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How To Create And Use WPEngine Staging Environment (Complete Guide)
Have you ever made changes on your website and it hasn’t turned out the way you expected it to? Reverting back is stressful and time-consuming. Fortunately, there is a solution –…
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How to Ramp Up Your WordPress Site Performance via CDN?
How to Ramp Up Your WordPress Site Performance via CDN?
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Slow Website? Remove Clutter to Speed up Your Site
Nobody likes a slow website, not you, not your visitors, and especially not search engines. While the reason your site isn’t performing at its best could be poor hosting, there’s…
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Website Security Check: 5 Tools to Scan Site for Malware
Is your WordPress website acting funny? Did it suddenly slow down? Or maybe you’ve noticed unfamiliar pop-ups appearing on your pages? It’s likely that your website has been…
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Key Factors Affecting Your Site Performance (And How to Tame Them)
Remember the last time you tried to read an article on a website only to realize that the page wouldn’t load or it was filled with annoying ads? How long did you wait before you…
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Privilege Escalation: What is it and Why is it so Important?
Do you have multiple users on your WordPress website? Did you know hackers can exploit user accounts to take full control of your website? They can do this by taking advantage of…
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Top 5 WordPress Security Plugins
Running a business online is a lot like owning a house. One of the first things we do when we buy a house is to lay security measures. You wouldn’t want anyone trespassing…
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Worried About WooCommerce Performance? Check out these Do’s and Don’ts!
Your website’s performance is a determinant factor of user experience. If you are managing a WooCommerce store, site performance will have a direct impact on your business goals…
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Spectre and Meltdown Explained & How it Can Effect WordPress
New hardware bugs have been reported which affects processors designed by Intel, AMD and ARM. This flaw was reported by Google’s Project Zero and is already being termed as one…
Read moreW3 Total Cache, and What To Do in Case of an Outdated Plugin
WordPress website owners are always cautioned to keep their installations of WordPress, plugins, and themes up to date. But when a plugin hasn’t been maintained or updated from…
Read moreCommon Attacks to Protect your WordPress Site Against
Having your very own website used to be something reserved for developers once upon a time. All that changed with WordPress, and for the better.But it’s never over. Whether you…
Read moreFiles to skip when backing up your website
Backing up your website is important. Daily backups for a website with a blog that is updated frequently is even more important. Now when you’re doing backups that often, you…
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