Learn how to prevent security issues with WordPress, and how to respond to and recover from security issues that you may encounter.
Learn how to prevent security issues with WordPress, and how to respond to and recover from security issues that you may encounter.
Should you have multiple domain names for one website? Learn the right and wrong reasons to register multiple domain names for your website.
Learn how to make your WordPress site more secure, with advice straight from the official WordPress Support website.
Learn how SMTP can avoid WordPress email problems and improve deliverability.
Learn how managed WordPress hosting from Flywheel can make your site faster, more secure, and more reliable.
Don't rely on your web host alone to back up your WordPress website. Learn why not, and how to back up: how often, where to store backups, and how long to keep backups.
Learn how to put Information Security (InfoSec) principles into practice on your WordPress website.
We share 6 quick ways to speed up WordPress, and tell why you should care about your website's speed.
Should your website address start with "www"? When clients are creating a new website, they often ask me if the site should include "www" in the address. I always say no, unless your IT department has a technical reason to. For most businesses, there's no reason to bother with the "www." Let's take a closer look at why not, and the rare cases in which you probably should use "www."
What’s the next phase of WordPress Maintenance? At OptimWise, it’s improving website security, speed, and SEO.
Google wants your website to have SSL for search engine rankings and Chrome security warnings. Here's why you should comply.
Just as a house needs a strong foundation, a WordPress website needs solid web hosting. Web hosting refers to the computing resources your website runs on. Basically, you're renting a server and networking equipment so that your website has a place to "live" and a way for people to access it. Of course, it's more […]