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WordPress Image Optimization Without a Bloat Plugin
Serve lighter, modern-format images and speed up your site without a bloat plugin. Here's how WordPress image optimization works, and who should do it.
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Managed vs Unmanaged WordPress Hosting (and VPS)
Managed vs unmanaged WordPress hosting explained plainly, including where a VPS fits: what each asks of you, who it suits, and how to tell which you need.
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How to Move Off GoDaddy Managed WordPress Hosting
A GoDaddy Managed WordPress migration, explained: what moves cleanly, how to keep your SEO, and how we do the whole move for you, free, with zero downtime.
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When to Switch Web Hosts: 7 Signs You’ve Outgrown It
Not sure when to switch web host? Seven clear signs your WordPress host is holding you back, from renewal shock to slow support, and what to move to.
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DreamHost Alternative: Flat Price, Phone Support
A DreamHost alternative for business: a solid host, but no phone line and site upkeep is yours. Here's flat pricing, care included, a real person.
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WordPress.com vs WordPress.org: Which One to Pick
WordPress.com vs WordPress.org in plain English: what each is, what it costs, and the option that gives you .org power without doing the upkeep yourself.
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HostGator Alternative: Flat, Managed, No Upsells
A HostGator alternative with flat pricing: fully managed WordPress hosting where security, backups, and updates are included, not paid add-ons or your job.
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Cloudways Alternative: Is It Actually Managed?
A Cloudways alternative for anyone who thought managed meant hands-off. Cloudways runs the server; here's who tends your WordPress site, at a flat price.
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Is Your WordPress Site on an Outdated PHP Version?
Is your WordPress site on an outdated PHP version? Here's how to check, why it hurts speed and security, and how to upgrade without breaking.
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Fix the 502 Bad Gateway Error in WordPress (and 504)
A 502 bad gateway or 504 gateway timeout in WordPress means the server didn't answer in time. Here's what causes it and how to fix it for good.