WordPress remains the single most popular way to build websites and for business owners, it offers a multitude of highly useful tools to improve the way your website functions. What’s more, it’s free to use, easy to manage and its popularity means there’s an encyclopaedic knowledgebase online to help you with every aspect. Here are …
News of the imminent release of WordPress 5.0 has been coming for months, but only now are we starting to find out the changes this milestone update will bring and how it will affect the 31% of the world’s websites that are built using the platform. Here, we’ll look at the biggest development that’s in …
As most people should now be aware, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into the force on the 25th May. If you have a WordPress website, this means you will be affected by the new regulation and will need to make changes in order to comply. Failure to do so can lead to very …
New eCommerce sites are launching all the time. These include online-only retail stores, existing bricks and mortar stores expanding their horizons, membership sites and various other kinds of business. One thing all these companies need is a website and the most popular platform used to create them, indeed it is used by 29% of the …
If you’ve been looking around for WordPress hosting you might have come across a number of companies offering it for free. Whilst we all love a free service, using one does not guarantee that it is the best choice for your website. There is often a world of difference between what’s on offer from a …
A standard feature on most websites, social sharing buttons are a great way to increase engagement. They let visitors share their favourite content with their friends and followers and in return, you get more traffic and new sales. The sticking point, however, is which social share plugin to use; there are so many to choose …