What is Website Maintenance?

What is Website Maintenance?

Website maintenance is the process of monitoring your website’s overall health and performance. Unhealthy websites are a playground for hackers, slow your site down, and can cause unwanted technical issues. With any of our managed hosting plans, we will update your plugins and themes and monitor your web server to keep your site working at…

What is a Website Host?

What is a Website Host?

The short answer: A host stores your website data and files on a web server. If you have a website you need a host, but not all hosts are the same. Think of a server as a storage building for your digital data. If you have lots of valuables or enough items to fill up…

What Makes Us Different?

What Makes Us Different?

This mom-and-pop shop has been in the WordPress space for over a decade. We both went all-in with WordPress and helping people online when we hit career speed bumps and our college degrees were not cutting it. We started looking for ways to make money without selling our souls to the corporate world or neglecting…

WordPress, FedEx, and UPS.

WordPress, FedEx, and UPS.

Think of WordPress as a package delivered to your doorstep by the FedEx gal. Think of your WordPress theme as a supplemental package delivered by UPS. Think of your 20 different WordPress plugins as an stack of smaller packages delivered by UPS, FedEx, the US Postal service, a local courier service, and one or two…

Why You Need a Web Plan

Why You Need a Web Plan

I’m a web guy, and my site got hacked. There’s almost no explaining the sinking feeling when you log into your web site and find it hacked. But because I had a backup plan, getting my site back online and free of malware was simple and painless. It turned what would have been days of…

Tech folks: Stop calling things Easy.

Tech folks: Stop calling things Easy.

When you call something “simple,” “easy,” or “self-explanatory” in product documentation, you’re insulting your reader. You should stop doing that. Let’s put it in another context to illustrate my point. Scene: local auto repair shop. Your mechanic emerges from under the hood holding a small piece of rubber between grease-marked pointer finger and thumb. “Here’s…