Welcome to InMotion Hosting, your trusted partner for all things WordPress! In this section, we will dive into the world of WordPress, where we’ll not only showcase our cutting-edge WordPress Hosting services but also keep you updated on the latest flagship events, trends, and best practices in the WordPress ecosystem. As a leader in the web hosting industry, we understand the unique demands of WordPress websites and are committed to providing you with the most comprehensive information and resources. Whether you’re a seasoned WordPress pro or just starting your online journey, we are here to guide you through the world of WordPress, sharing insights, and offering top-notch solutions to empower your online presence.
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In the world of WordPress, the focus has been on making the visual editor – Gutenberg – the standard editor for the majority of WordPress users. Within that circle, there are a series of elite plugins that virtually every website—no matter how big or small—introduces into the ecosystem. The Jetpack for WordPress plugin, from Automattic, is one of them.
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For users of Yext Answers, there is finally a solution tailored specifically for WordPress websites.
The Yext Answers plugin allows users to display content from the Yext platform on their WordPress websites quickly and easily. Users get to decide what information they would like to include, how it looks, and where it appears on their site.
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Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software can help you track and manage your clients, as well as identify underperforming segments in your business so you can turn them into growth opportunities.
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A beautiful website is great, but not if no one sees it.
You may have designed a stunning website, but if it doesn’t load quickly, you may be losing traffic.
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One of the things that makes WordPress hosting such a fluid and relevant tool is a consistent stream of WordPress releases.
These releases ensure the world’s top CMS is constantly up-to-date and relevant.
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You’re experienced enough to build sites yourself with heavy duty frameworks like Django, Laravel, or Rails. You know how to custom code anything a site needs from scratch. If you’re an experienced developer, is it worth learning to use WordPress? Absolutely! For experienced developers, WordPress’s workflow is not a limitation but an opportunity to apply your skills to an in demand specialization.
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If you haven’t done so already, it’s time to get serious about your website’s search engine optimization (SEO) with the help of WordPress SEO plugins.
You might have a stunning website with killer content, but even the best website will struggle to succeed if it’s difficult for visitors to find.
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Becoming a better writer or content creator takes a lot of effort, time, and practice. But if someone offered you a shortcut to instantly make your content work harder for you, would you take it? A table of contents plugin can do just that.
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If you’ve ever used a file manager to explore your WordPress site, you may have found something that surprised you in a directory like /wp-content. Taking a look at your site files, you ran across an index.php file containing nothing but:
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404 pages are part and parcel of a fully functional website. It’s not entirely bad if your website has 404 pages, especially if it contains tons of pages or posts.
This may be comforting to an extent but doesn’t warrant total negligence, especially when WordPress can redirect your 404 pages automatically.
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Simply creating and launching a website will not lead to online growth. To successfully build and maintain your web presence, you must continually engage your audience and give them reasons to return to your website regularly.
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If your WordPress website has been online for a little while, you may want to consider looking into a custom WordPress theme.
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You may not know much about your cache. And really, you don’t want to know about your cache. When it comes to your website, caching should be a set-it-and-forget-it operation. A cache is typically defined as an inaccessible storage location.
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Starting out on the WordPress journey can be intimidating. It seems like a whole new world with lots of buttons and options. And there’s creative concerns like menus, colors, site navigation, content writing. In order to get the most out of WordPress it’s best to see your work as a series of phases in which you take on greater challenges in sequence. Continue reading –>
Lots of people overload their WordPress websites with plugins — from a backup plugin in WordPress to security plugins to SEO plugins to general theme and “cutesy” plugins that tweak your layout. But these plugins, particularly the superfluous ones, can actually slow down your performance.
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