PayPal vs Stripe vs Authorize.net vs Amazon Pay – Which Is Best for Your Site?
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These days, practically anyone can run an online business – all that you need, really, is a website. And, with the rise of the user-friendly WordPress CMS and simple-but-powerful shopping cart functionality courtesy of WooCommerce, even non-technical individuals can put together an aesthetically pleasing, fully functional website. It won’t cost you an arm and a leg, either – the WooCommerce and WordPress core are free to use, and there’s plenty of affordable hosting and domain providers out there.
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15+ Free WordPress Business Themes for 2025 (Responsive, Corporate)
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When you’re starting a new business, you need to pay attention to the smallest of details. One of such, is a good-looking and well-optimized website that can help you market and build a brand. To help you get going right away, we’ve prepared this list of the best free WordPress business themes on the market.
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SiteGround vs Bluehost vs HostGator vs InMotion vs GoDaddy (2023)
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Today, we're comparing 5 of the top shared hosting providers for WordPress: SiteGround vs Bluehost vs HostGator vs InMotion Hosting vs GoDaddy.
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Visualizer Plugin Review for WordPress: Features, Charts, and What You Need to Know in 2026
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Want to show data on your WordPress site? And I don't mean just dump some numbers on a page. I mean actually make it clear, clean, easy to understand, and frankly good looking. Well, you need a tool for charts.
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8 Mailchimp Alternatives “Better & Cheaper” (+ The One We Use)
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Looking for some Mailchimp alternatives to help you with email marketing (be it for ecommerce or your business overall)? Mailchimp may be one of the most recognizable names in email marketing, but that doesn’t mean it’s the right tool for you (I mean, people still like Pepsi, right?).
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The WordPress Plugin Boilerplate 101: How to Get Started
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Since the inception of WordPress plugins many years ago not a lot has changed in the way we write them. There's a main plugin file with a header followed by the Wild West basically. Apart from using hooks, there is no standardized way of making plugins. In this article, we'll look at one possible solution - WordPress Plugin Boilerplate. It is meant to be a starting point for plugin development, an object oriented way of creating a standardized plugin.
(read more)15 Ways to Speed Up WordPress Performance
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How to speed up WordPress surely is a hot topic these days. Fortunately, there are numerous techniques that you can employ to get the job done. So, our intent here is to list every trick we know of that can make your WordPress site a lot faster.
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