Supporting WordPress

Should you Enable Auto Updates for Your WordPress plugins and themes

November 18, 2021

Since the release of WordPress version 5.5 (August 2020), we’ve had the ability to enable or disable auto-updates for plugins and themes in…

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6 Tips to Help You Avoid WordPress Problems

October 12, 2020

When it comes down to it, there are a few main things that lead up to problems and issues with WordPress websites, most…

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How to Troubleshoot a WordPress Plugin Conflict

September 29, 2020

When something with your WordPress website breaks, it can often be a cause of a conflict between plugins and a theme, or the…

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Should You Delete The 20something Themes?

July 3, 2020

Every year since 2010, there has been a new theme released with a WordPress core update. Unfortunately, there is no mechanism that automatically…

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Using WordPress Site Health Check for Website Support

February 28, 2019

In this article I’ll share the details on Site Health Check, it’s features, benefits, why it matters, how to use it, and how…

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Using WordPress as a solution in your business? You’re in the software business, but do you support it?

May 31, 2018

You’re in the software business! That’s what I realized a few years ago after spending a decade building service businesses around WordPress. While…

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Do I Really Need to Update WordPress?

May 18, 2017

Sadly this is still a question I get a couple times a week. It’s true! People are still rocking WordPress 3.5 and the…

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Hacked WordPress Site? Read this NOW!

February 11, 2017

In the last seven days (at the time if this writing) I’ve helped a total of ten clients get their hacked WordPress site…

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Tips for Starting a WordPress Support Business

March 31, 2015

When I started in the web development industry, 7+ years ago, providing clients with support and maintenance services was a lot of work.…

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How to Replace the admin user with a more secure username

April 13, 2013

If you’re still using the WordPress default username, “admin”, you’re at risk! Hackers will always try to gain access to your WordPress dashboard…

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