We’ve upgraded our servers for the new year to help speed up your website! These upgrades include the OpenLiteSpeed web server, which is focused on WordPress sites. It also includes an optimized caching solution. We’ve implemented SSL termination at the load balancer, to reduce latency connecting to your website. Your sites have already been upgraded …
Technology is moving faster than ever, and with that comes the need for businesses to remain ahead of the curve and protect their websites from cyber threats. WordPress, one of the world’s leading content management systems, has recently made significant updates to the servers hosting their sites in order to provide a better and more …
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Guest post by Alex Levitov. Americans tell an average of 15 people if they have a poor customer service experience. But in the case of a good experience, they’ll tell only 11 people. That is probably the perfect explanation for why companies in the USA lose over $62 billion every year due to poor customer …
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A lot of our clients use Contact Form 7 for their contact forms. With a couple of additional plugins you can mitigate most spam and bot submissions. First, you probably already have Akismet, you definitely do if you’re a WP Support HQ customer. If not, it’s worth getting and might be free depending on your …
WordPress is already a very secure platform but it is also the target to a lot of attacks because of its popularity. Security has been covered in great detail by the resources below, but here’s our top recommendations. Secure passwords! Secure passwords should be over 8 characters and include numbers and symbols. We know it’s …
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When you setup your new WordPress site, there are a couple of things that will help make things more secure. You can do them later too, but it’ll require a bit more work. First, use a different table prefix from the default ‘wp_’. It’s easy to change this is from the setup screen, but a …
