You are about to make a change to your WordPress website and someone suggests taking a backup. Another tutorial mentions revisions. Your hosting offers something called staging. Are they all doing the same job? They each help in a different way. A backup gives you a recovery option. Revisions can help you return to an
You have logged into your WordPress website and noticed updates waiting. Perhaps it is WordPress itself. Perhaps it is a plugin, your theme or a combination of all three. Should you update everything? Does the order matter? And what should you check before you begin? These are useful questions to ask when you are learning
If you’ve been hearing people talk about the new WordPress 7.0 update and wondering what on earth it actually means for you… you’re not alone. Every major WordPress update seems to come with lots of tech jargon, developer talk, and people either acting like the sky is falling or that WordPress has suddenly become magical
If you are preparing to upgrade your website to WordPress 7.0, a few checks before you begin can help you plan the update. And while it can be tempting to hit the update button immediately and hope for the best… I’d strongly encourage you to slow down for a moment first. WordPress, plugins, themes and
Unfortunately, Malware injections are an unpleasant part of having a site that may not have been updated recently or at some point the hosting or site hasn’t been 100% secure. Hackers are ruthless when it comes to these type of vulnerabilities. BUT we can mitigate the risks if we deploy strong security measures and regularly
As a WordPress Website owners, the 3 key focuses you’ll have once your website has been built are: Content Publishing: Updating your Website Content & Adding New content Creating new quality content is going to : Blogging is one of the best ways to create new content for your site and also help keep the search
Have you thought about it? How much much would it cost you to have to start from scratch? Anywhere from 1000s is my guess and many have said lots more, particularly if you’ve had your WordPress website functional for sometime and paid for development. I’ve helped 100s of clients who have been in this situation
QUESTION From Client:“My WordPress website needs a revamp but I am terrified I am going to break it. Is there something I can do to save it or make sure I don’t lose it all. So I can start making changes” WordPress is definitely something that can be learnt and it is relatively user friendly
3 commonly used WordPress Backup Plugins include: All three plugins offer a free and a premium upgrade to the plugins. UpdraftPlus – is great allrounder plugin. UpdraftPlus allows you to backup your WordPress website and restore it with a single click. It also allows you to: Backup all of your WordPress files, databases, plugins and
When you take a backup of your website whether it be through your hosting, FTP or using a backup plugin directly in the WordPress dashboard. Those backup files will be available to download to your device or external storage. When taking backups of your WordPress website using a Plugin, you’ll have the option to create
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