Code Snippets are one of less know but very powerful tools in the ManageWP arsenal. It lets you change plugin settings, clear cache or remove dashboard items on multiple websites at once. Your PHP skills are the limit!

There are many opportunities for mistakes when it comes to communication with clients. Whether you forget to reply to an email, misunderstand an essential project requirement, or make incorrect assumptions about a client’s needs, communication issues could be detrimental to your career and income.

As businesses strive to build trust with their clients, multilingual WordPress websites can play a big role. By being able to communicate with potential and current customers in their native language, companies can establish credibility and trust quickly. 

The ability to scale our client facing service as company has become one of our priorities, especially since the GoDaddy acquisition. We are having to balance squashing bugs “on the fly”, as we continue to develop new features to help you become more efficient web professionals. We noticed that some of you kept returning with the same questions. You were denied the opportunity to easily access the entire support thread. Our ticketing system was just not that intuitive. We had to do something about it.

Vacation season is over and your clients are rested and ready with their questions. It’s good to be up to speed and have the answers they need before you take your sunglasses off. Being on top of your game during those lazy summer months was not easy. Luckily, you had the essential ManageWP tool – The List!

Since the Orion launch, a bit over a year ago, the Client Report tool got upgraded the most. It’s also the one we’re most proud of. Although we have a great guide to help you get the most out of Client Reports, a lot of you had an oddly specific question about our Client Reports. How to send separate reports for each of your client’s websites? We generate reports on a per client basis. This got some of you worried. Let’s see how we can fix this problem.