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Conversions are the endgame for every single WordPress website. Whether you’re trying to convert visitors into subscribers, customers, or just plain old users, the hard part is getting visitors to …

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WordPress’ popularity makes it the perfect target for hackers – locating a single vulnerability is enough to compromise an alarming number of sites. How is the average WordPress user supposed …

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Bringing traffic to your WordPress website means little if you can’t get visitors to take action and convert into paying customers. To help achieve this, it’s important to know how …

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As you may know, W3 Total Cache is pretty awesome when it comes to providing a highly configurable landscape for WordPress caching. W3 Total Cache generates static cache pages for …

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A slow website is more than just annoying for your customers – it can also lead to lost sales and lower search engine rankings in extreme situations. Kissmetrics reports that …

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Perhaps the primary reason for WordPress’ astonishing popularity is that it encapsulates so many features within such a user-friendly environment. Its functionality is not only limited to the WordPress ‘core’, …

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Does your company website take more than five seconds to load – or worse, a minute or more? Here’s the bad news: A slow WordPress website is bad for a …

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We’ve been hard at work revamping our company blog, and we’re excited to unveil the improved A2 Posting. Something we’ve always focused on is publishing content you care about while …

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As applications evolve, the architecture that enables them to work with a variety of different components must change. WordPress has traditionally been driven by a core structure, which is what …

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WordPress is in use by more than 60 million websites, making it the most popular site management system on the Internet. Part of the popularity is that it’s a free, open-source software with handy plugin features, templates, and a constant source of new features coming from its contributors. But traditionally it has run on PHP, which does have a bit more of a learning curve.