If you’re one of the thousands of people who have used website builder hosting such as WordPress to create a website, then you’re probably aware that you can’t just sit back and rest on your laurels. Websites are like living creatures that must continue to grow and evolve if they are to keep up with the competition.

If you are like me, when you visit a new website, your eye is usually drawn directly to the main logo and artwork that dominates the header of the site. But once you’ve gotten past the logo, your attention will naturally turn towards the menu options for the site.

Writing your first blog post can be intimidating – and it’s not just the technical aspects of it that are scary. Many writers worry that they won’t be able to connect with their audience, or they don’t really know what to write about. In this article, we discuss blogging and explore strategies for building your blog.

A WordPress multisite backup plugin might be thought of as the same thing as regular backup plugins, but they are different in nature. Multisites are a network of connected websites in the same installation, but independent of each other, therefore the way they are backed up will differ from a single WordPress site.  

Piracy and theft have been around since the dawn of recorded time and the Internet has only made this more prevalent and easier. Unfortunately, theft of copyrighted information is now easier to obtain and it can be a major headache for creative artists who are trying to earn a living from their work.

WordPress makes creating and managing websites easy, whether it’s a simple personal site or a giant commercial site with dozens of pages. But for a complete beginner, all the new menus and lingo may seem like a foreign language. Rest assured, it’s not as difficult as it appears.