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What is a website care plan (and does your business need one)?
Most business owners don’t think much about their website once it goes live. You got it built, it’s up, job done. That’s…
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WordPress user roles explained
If you’ve ever logged into your WordPress site and clicked on “Users” in the sidebar, you’ve probably seen a list of people…
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WordPress contact form not sending email? Here’s how to fix it
There’s nothing quite as frustrating as discovering your WordPress contact form isn’t sending emails. You might have missed opportunities from potential clients,…
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How to speed up a WordPress website
Your WordPress website is running slowly, so the obvious choice is a performance plugin right? I hate to break it to you,…
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Is WordPress good for eCommerce?
I recently presented to the local Sunshine Coast WordPress Meetup to talk about WordPress and eCommerce. I thought I would cover this…
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The WordPress maintenance plan you definitely don’t need (until disaster strikes)
Look, I get it. WordPress maintenance plans feel like one of those things pushy salespeople try to upsell you on. Like extended…
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Is WordPress free? Yes and no – here’s what you need to know
If you’re thinking about a website for your business, you’ve probably come across WordPress. It’s the world’s most popular Content Management System…
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WordPress security best practices every business owner should know
Running a small business is demanding enough without worrying about hackers targeting your website. Yet with WordPress powering nearly half of all…
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What happens at the WordPress Sunshine Coast Meetup group?
What is the Sunshine Coast WordPress Meetup group? The WordPress Sunshine Coast meetup group has been running monthly since 2014, bringing together…
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Change WordPress URLs without ugly number suffixes
Is your WordPress site plagued with URLs that end in -1, -2, or similar suffixes? These ugly URLs aren’t just an eyesore…
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