Guides

Recently I’ve been going through old articles and updating affiliate links to the text (affiliate link) next to any affiliate link for complete disclosure. I’ve also been switching links that previously used rel nofollow to sponsored. This is a long process as we have thousands of posts and I’m completely re-structuring how our theme and […]

You’re ready to start a WordPress blog but don’t have unlimited funds to get it done. We get it and can help. Your reasons for wanting an online presence can vary widely. For instance, maybe you have a strong desire to write, to make some money working from home or need a way to drive

In 2025, speed isn’t optional, it’s survival. Google’s updated web performance benchmarks now heavily influence search rankings, customer satisfaction, and revenue. Our guide breaks down Core Web Vitals, industry-specific challenges, and proven optimization strategies to keep your site fast and competitive. Learn how to eliminate costly delays, boost conversions, and future-proof your online presence with

Unexpected shipping costs are one of the biggest reasons customers abandon their carts. If your WooCommerce store charges too much or the pricing feels confusing, then you could be losing sales without realizing it. That’s why it’s so important to offer clear, fair shipping rates. And one of the simplest ways to do that is

Whenever you upload an image to your WordPress site through the media library, it automatically creates and stores multiple additional versions of that image. If your site doesn’t utilize these extra image sizes, they will consume valuable storage space and increase the size of your server backups. In this guide, I’ll walk you through the

What are we likely to see when the WordPress 5.3 release gets to be a reality? And now you can start looking forward on it. The official release date of the WordPress core was allocated on November 12, 2019. Earlier today, the beta version was discharged. You are able to test on the beta version

After supporting over 100,000 successful websites at InMotion Hosting, from side businesses generating $10,000-$20,000 annually to enterprises exceeding $100 million in revenue, we’ve witnessed firsthand how website downtime can devastate businesses of all sizes. Yet most business owners have no idea what those few minutes of “site unavailable” actually cost them. The uncomfortable truth? That