Outdated Plugins Are the #1 Way Hackers Get Into WordPress Sites
Most people think website security means firewalls, complex passwords, or anti-malware software. But the real problem is often much simpler and far easier to…
Why Websites Underperform (And What to Fix Before You Redesign)
You’ve invested in your website. It looks polished. The messaging is tight. You’ve run ads, published content, and maybe even hired a designer. But…
Why Uptime Monitoring Matters More Than You Think
Your website is your business’s front door. But what happens when someone knocks—and no one answers? Here’s the scary truth: Most people don’t know…
Before You Change the Design… Try Changing This
When a website isn’t performing, the first instinct is almost always the same: It must be the design. It feels like a safe bet….
Why Relying on Your Web Host for Backups Could Leave You Exposed
“I thought my hosting company had backups. But when my site went down, they couldn’t recover what I needed.” We hear some version of…
How Your Website Goals Shape Your CTAs
Every website has goals. But not every website treats its call-to-action (CTA) strategy like it should. The reality is, the right CTA depends entirely…
What to Do When a WordPress Update Breaks Your Site (And How to Prevent It Next Time)
We’ve all been there. You log in to your WordPress dashboard, see a list of available updates, and think: “I’ll just knock these out…
Are You Asking Too Much Too Soon?
One of the most common website mistakes we see doesn’t involve design, content, or traffic. It comes down to the call-to-action—and more specifically, the…
Why Offsite Backups Are Essential for WordPress Sites
You’ve heard it before: “Always back up your website.”It’s solid advice—but it’s only half the story. Backing up your site is a good start….
