To run a blog successfully, you need to look beyond writing and publishing content. There are many other factors, such as blog’s design, loading time, mobile responsiveness, search engine friendliness, etc. that Google takes into account while crawling a site and placing it in search results. Based on the overall score concerning these factors, some […]
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Templ.io Managed Cloud Hosting Review
Introduction To Templ.io Managed Cloud Hosting Founded by four developers from Swedish in 2017, Templ.io Managed Cloud Hosting platform is headquartered in a small town in Sweden, just west of Stockholm. Templ.io is a young and vital web hosting company, with a tempestuous passion for e-commerce in general, and WooCommerce in particular. Templ.io’s innovative cloud […]
WordPress Jetpack Plugin Review
Do I Need Jetpack For WordPress If you are a website owner, you would definitely know what are the various aspects of maintaining a successful website. Right from setting up your website, putting in some content, publishing it and tweaking your website, a whole lot of efforts go into making your website as robust and […]
How to enable Brotli compression on your WordPress blog
What Is Brotli Compression Brotli compression is an open-source, generic-purpose lossless data compression algorithm developed by Google under the MIT license. It compresses data using a combination of a modern variant of the LZ77 algorithm, Huffman coding and 2nd order context modeling to create a sliding window for backreferences. Its compression ratio is not bad at […]
How to host Google Analytics locally in WordPress
What Is Google Analytics And How Does It Work When it comes to web analytics, Google Analytics is like the gold standard. Some of the key features of Google Analytics include the ability for you to keep track of your website’s analytics, find which of your online campaigns are performing well, which marketing strategies are […]
How to setup Cloudflare free CDN on your WordPress blog
Quite sometime back, I had written why you must use a CDN (content delivery network) for your WordPress blog. Now, I’m back with a post on how to add your website to Cloudflare CDN’s forever free plan. Nowadays, search engines like Google and Bing are giving a higher preference to websites which load quickly rather […]