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Why You Should Use A CDN Before continuing to read this article, you may want to read my post on why everyone needs a content delivery network (CDN) for their site. Introduction To KeyCDN Though KeyCDN is a relatively new CDN service provider, their services are sometimes better than the top guns in this industry. … Read more
If your WordPress blog is hosted on SiteGround, you can now easily upgrade the PHP version of your site to the latest PHP version (7.4 or higher) without breaking your site. Why upgrade WordPress to PHP version 7.4 Quite some time back, WordPress changed its minimum requirements from PHP 5.6 to PHP version 7.4 or greater for … Read more
If you are looking forward to set up your website to offer online courses, you have come to the right place. All you need is a LMS (Learning Management System) plugin for your site so that you can manage courses, tests & quizzes, payments and subscriptions, badges & certificates, course ratings, etc without any hassle. … Read more
Previously, I had published a post outlining why WooCommerce is the best eCommerce framework available for WordPress and also gave you a hint on its biggest competitor, Shopify, at the bottom of the post. Now, it is time to compare the two most popular frameworks used for building eCommerce sites and what it has to offer to … Read more
The two most important things you need to secure your WordPress powered site are – a good backup solution and a firewall. Although I had previously shared an article on improving WordPress’ security, I am here presenting to you the best firewall you can provide for your site which is well worth its cost. Whether … Read more