In 2018, WordPress introduced the Gutenberg editor with version 5.0, bringing a new way to build pages and posts using “blocks.” At first, these blocks were pretty basic, but over the years, they’ve evolved to offer more flexibility and a better editing… Continue Reading →

WooCommerce spam orders happen when bots or fraudsters place fake orders. These orders clutter your WordPress store’s database, waste your time, and even lead to financial losses from chargebacks. Unlike user registration spam, these spam orders directly impact your sales… Continue Reading →

Technology has transformed education, making it easier for schools to manage student records, tuition payments, and communication using websites. Many of these schools choose WordPress for their websites due to its flexibility, ease of use, and vast plugin ecosystem. However,… Continue Reading →

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are two of the most critical periods for online activity, so we decided to analyze how these events impacted websites hosted on our platform in 2024 and share what we learned with you. To do… Continue Reading →

If you manage many WordPress sites, you’re probably always on the lookout for ways to simplify and speed up your workflows. Now, imagine this: with a single command in your terminal, you can trigger manual backups for all your sites,… Continue Reading →