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….
Why Website Speed is Vital for Your Website
No one likes to wait. Take the most patient person, put them in a line at the DMV, and you’ll see them grow anxious…
Why Your CTA Isn’t Getting Clicks (And How to Fix It)
Your website can have stunning design, awesome content, and steady traffic—but if your call-to-action (CTA) isn’t pulling its weight, you’re leaving conversions on the…
Old User Accounts: The Hidden Security Threat Lurking In Your WordPress Website
Most WordPress site owners focus on the obvious when it comes to security—keeping plugins updated, using secure passwords, choosing a reliable host. But there’s…
How Long Does It Take for Users to Click?
When someone lands on your website, how long do you really have to convince them to click your call-to-action (CTA)? According to a wealth…
The Dangers of Outdated WordPress Plugins & How to Find Them
If you’re running a WordPress site, keeping your plugins updated should be a top priority. A staggering 97% of detected WordPress security vulnerabilities come…
