If you’ve ever clicked on a broken link and found yourself face-to-face with a 404 error instead of the page you wanted, you know how annoying broken links can be. When users encounter them on your site, it can cause problems for your credibility as well as your Search Engine Optimization (SEO).

Managing a website is a time-consuming job, but trying to manage multiple websites is an even greater strain on your time. Just handling tasks such as backups, updates, and security monitoring could eat up hours of your day.

For a while now, page builders have been the solution of choice for building good-looking and smoothly-functioning sites. Whether you’re a designer, developer, or business owner, a page builder plugin can make you life a lot easier, even in the post-Gutenberg world.

Blacklisting is a practice that flags websites with malicious content to prevent users from accidentally downloading malware. However, search engines and antivirus vendors could blacklist your site as a result of a cyber attack. This can have a negative impact on your site’s reputation and visibility.

Google Analytics is often cited as a useful tool for tracking and managing website data. However, if you don’t know how to put the information this platform provides to use, it may seem like a waste of time and effort.

Recently, we’ve covered a lot of the things you can do to optimize your website’s performance. So far, however, we haven’t talked about two vital components of most modern websites – JavaScript and CSS. Without them, a lot of what makes the modern web so awesome wouldn’t be possible, but they can also impact your site’s performance.

Updating your WordPress plugins is important for your site’s security and functionality. However, it also comes with the risk of errors that could make your site inaccessible to users. Our ManageWP Safe Updates feature is a smart way to keep plugins up-to-date while minimizing the risks!

WordCamps are an excellent way to tap into one of the key features that sets WordPress apart from other platforms: the community. However, if you’ve never attended WordCamp Europe before, it can get pretty overwhelming rather quickly.

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) can involve a lot of work. Not only do you have to optimize your website’s content, but you also need to pay attention to what happens outside of it. If you don’t prioritize ‘off-page SEO’, your site’s rankings may suffer as a result.

When it comes to your website’s performance, there are many factors that work together to increase or decrease your site’s load times. Measuring and monitoring your performance metrics is fairly simple, but implementing improvements can be trickier.

Becoming more efficient at your work is a huge plus, especially if your job involves developing websites. You can pick up extra work if needed, and enjoy a feeling of satisfaction having completed your tasks quickly and accurately.

Cloning your WordPress site is a necessary task during several tasks related to managing a website. Unfortunately, it also typically requires a lot of delicate and time-consuming steps.