If you’re like most bloggers, you spend a ton of time on your blog posts. Crafting the perfect headline. Writing that intro that grabs readers just right. And while your posts certainly are important…how much time does that leave to spend on your blog homepage? Or, maybe a better question – do you even have a WordPress blog homepage that’s not just a list of your most recent posts?
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TL;DR: Yes, hiring a WordPress maintenance company does make sense, just not for everybody.
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One of the great things about WordPress is the ever-growing community of people that surrounds it. People who are not only willing to extend the software itself, but also share their knowledge and experience with everyone else via some brilliant WordPress tutorials.
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Web hosting for small business is not something that we usually focus too much attention on. I mean, even when building a website for a small business client, we are still very likely to recommend a popular overall hosting solution, like WP Engine or SiteGround.
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Finding a decent web host is hard enough if you’re running a regular website - never mind if you’re looking for one that can power an online store. To make your life simpler, we took it upon ourselves to look for the some of the best ecommerce hosting solutions out there. (Hard data inside.)
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Pricing is one of the most important traits of any product. To this end, WordPress theme cost should be a crucial sales factor. Yet, looking at the state of the WordPress market today, there's a bewildering array of different approaches to pricing models.
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Currently, research says that [WordPress_percent] of the web is powered by WordPress. Just to make this clear, that’s [WordPress_percent] of the entire web. That big number also includes many well-known brands, people and organizations across virtually every niche category you can think of. So if you're on the fence about using WordPress and need some inspiration, then the list below is for you.
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TL;DR: “WordPress and eCommerce”? Who would have guessed just 5 years ago that this would be a viable possibility. Surely not anyone in my university class. Nevertheless, we’re here. And WordPress is now perfectly capable of handling an eCommerce business of any type, basically. So to check the extent of that, we’re looking into the topic of creating a physical product marketplace like Etsy … all on WordPress.
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