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While creating our own online stores, we learned one key lesson about online payments: you need to offer the payment methods your customers prefer. Get this wrong, and you could lose a lot of your potential sales. This is why we still look closely at digital payments statistics. The more you understand your customers’ payment […]

Running multiple websites from one WordPress installation sounds so cool—until you start worrying about security. Many users worry that managing a WordPress multisite may require them to spend more time on securing it. This concern is not misguided. We’ve seen how a single weak spot can put every site in a multisite network at risk.

We all want tons of traffic to our websites. But what happens when that dream comes true and your website suddenly gets a flood of visitors? Before you know it, it slows to a crawl or even crashes. That’s not good for business! So, if you are planning a big marketing event or launching a

Imagine opening your inbox and seeing an urgent email from ‘WordPress Security Team.’ It warns you that your site has a serious vulnerability and urges you to act fast. You panic. Losing your website could mean losing customers, revenue, or years of hard work. But here’s the catch—this email isn’t real. It’s a scam designed