Wordpress Articles

WordPress Boosting | WordPress Series #5

Boosting or super-charging your website is a very necessary thing to learn if you want to continue your SEO or Website dreams with Wordpress. Incredibly easy to get into with a very gradual learning curve, there is a point where you need to up your game so you can...
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WordPress Security | WordPress Series #4

Wordpress Security is vital in this day and digital age. With 25% of the world's websites being a Wordpress one, it's likely that 25% or more websites being hacked are built using that platform. To be honest, I would say 50% at least because some % of the whole will...
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WordPress Plugins | WordPress Series #3

Wordpress Plugins are a given. If you are willing to work with Wordpress, you need to be willing to give in to using the plugins that integrate with it. There are pros and cons to them, but I think the pros far outweigh the cons. That said, if you have the budget,...
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WordPress Themes | WordPress Series #2

If you are into Wordpress, you are likely quite into a Wordpress theme. We generally like what we are used to, but what are the definitive themes out there? Who has the most users and/or downloads and who is worth taking note of? We would hate our readers to use the...
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Love it or hate it, Wordpress is here to stay. Some people bash it, others say “Go to Squarespace”, and don’t listen to anyone who loves Wix but the truth is: Wordpress has its place, and you need to know if it’s yours too. Want a large site, with tonnes of functionality, and e-commerce? Likely Wordpress isn’t for you. Want to write a lot of content, and have a nice looking, simple site? Then Wordpress probably is. I’d imagine a huge company like Anglo American can do fine with something like Wordpress – they just need a simple site saying what they do, and where they are, if that. Wordpress can be an amazing way for a new business to enter the market online, as you can keep costs down, and easily scale your site as you grow. The best thing you can do in knowing if it’s for you or not is asking a seasoned developer before you begin for advice, based on what you are trying to achieve. They should know what stack suits you, and how best to build your site with that in mind.