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If you want more control over your WordPress website’s analytics—and you’re not comfortable handing over your data to big tech companies—then you may want to use Matomo. Matomo is a powerful, privacy-focused analytics platform that provides the insights you need to grow your business while giving you full ownership of your data. It’s a great […]

Of all the websites online across the entire globe, WordPress is the Content Management System (CMS) which powers a full 27% of them, and that should give you some idea of the dominance that WordPress has as site management software. But that’s not the only reason you should choose WordPress as your eCommerce site – If

10,500 new websites are created every hour. Three, every second. About 1,700 by the time you’re done reading this article.  Whether you’re a developer looking to monetize your skills or an entrepreneur hunting for a new business opportunity, starting a web hosting business offers serious revenue potential. To be successful in the business, you need

We’ve recently been testing WordPress 6.8 and are excited to share the upcoming changes with this release. Small tweaks make WordPress feel much smoother, while new features improve its performance and customization. For example, this upcoming release comes with a major security update, including new password hashing using bcrypt. In terms of performance, speculative loading

So you’ve decided to create a block theme but not sure where to start? In this guide I will give you an overview of a block theme’s file structure. In other words, the block theme “anatomy”. What folders & files can be inside a block theme, which ones are required and what they all do.

A sound blogging strategy is the bread and butter of many digital strategies. For one, it’s a key ingredient of consistent on-site SEO. Two, it gives you an opportunity to introduce and showcase your expertise and value to the world. Three, it gives visitors a glance at your brand persona and gets the ball rolling

In 2025, you can expect to pay between $3–$300 per month for web hosting. But the final figure depends on various aspects: website size, the CMS you’re using, performance requirements, and the plan you prefer – shared, VPS, or dedicated. Whether you’re a new blogger, a small business owner, or running an e-commerce website, knowing