Have you ever thought about why website security matters to your business? If you lock your office door when you leave at the end of the day, or you keep your money in a safe, you have a basic idea… Continue Reading →
Virtual call centers use modern technology to provide an excellent customer experience, but they face a few misconceptions. Old-school managers think remote agents aren’t as productive, and many think call centers are expensive. However, virtual call centers provide an environment… Continue Reading →
Lately, there’s so much noise in the media about data breaches and compromises that it can be difficult for businesses, consumers, and the general public to understand their exposure and pinpoint real threats. The chance is they will place this… Continue Reading →
And another theme shop hops on the block bandwagon. Catch Themes’ first block-based theme, Catch FSE, landed on WordPress.org over the weekend. The company is one of the most prolific authors in the official WordPress theme directory, touting a total… Continue Reading →
If you spend a good chunk of your day working on the content of your Instagram account, don’t you think it’s about time that you get paid? That’s exactly what…
Businesses in Australia are benefitting from the increasing trend of using digital media in advertising to generate organic traffic. Marketers are taking advantage of the expanding digital landscape and the opportunities it presents. This is seen in the rise of… Continue Reading →
Picking up a side hustle is a great way to supplement your 9-to-5 and earn a little extra cash on the side. However, if you’ve ever Googled ‘side hustle ideas’…
WordPress started in 2003 as a blogging platform and made a phenomenal transition to an excellent CMS that now powers 43% of all websites, according to the latest statistics provided by W3Techs. But like all software, things occasionally go wrong,… Continue Reading →
WordPress security is a crucial topic to consider for every website owner. According to PatchStach, a cybersecurity company focused on the WordPress environment, “Google quarantines around 10,000 suspicious websites every day and puts them on a ‘Google blacklist.’” According to WPScan, a… Continue Reading →
We live in a time when the Internet is our go-to when it comes to looking for information – and this includes legal matters as well. Therefore, if you are a lawyer, people will try to look you up online… Continue Reading →
One of the most prominent IT systems in the modern business world is the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system. As the name implies, its main function is to regulate and manage customer relationships. Large enterprises and small businesses alike use… Continue Reading →
There are almost endless uses for forms. You can build an email list, register new users, or solicit feedback from your customers. With the right tools, you can even analyze your form responses to learn more about your audience. One of… Continue Reading →
You probably already know that Instagram is one of the fastest-growing marketing tools of the current generation. For this reason, anyone can create an Instagram profile, and make money with a bit of patience and a few tricks up their… Continue Reading →
To make someone happy, you can give them flowers. To make your employees happy, you can give them a promotion or a higher paycheck. But, what to do to make your customers happy over the call? If this question is… Continue Reading →
WordPress managed hosting company WP Engine has joined Acquia, Fastly, Gatsby, Netlify, and Pantheon to begin booting Russian companies off their platforms. In addition to the joint protest, each organization has also pledged support to the Open Observatory of Network… Continue Reading →
WordPress is undoubtedly the most popular content management solution that now powers around 43% of all websites. The reason for WordPress’s success is its versatility and the ease of creating many kinds of websites built with its help. Without any further ado,… Continue Reading →
This week I talk about Business Goals vs Systems [powerpress]
This week I share tips on making decisions [powerpress]
Starting a web design business relies heavily on the right knowledge and resources. To help you get started, we’ve developed this ebook. It’s free to download and includes more than 100 pages packed with tips and tricks for getting your… Continue Reading →
A few years ago, I had a friend who was facing a pretty common business dilemma — she wanted a website for her business, but she didn’t have any programming skills. Knowing my background in web development, she came to… Continue Reading →
This week I share why and how creating content to grow your business. [powerpress]
This week I share 8 reason why you should start a business. [powerpress]
In this episode, Tanya Smith shares advice for photographers of all experiences and genres to make their businesses more profitable and less busy.
In this episode, we talk to Peter LaGregor about running a photography business as a side hustle instead of a full-time career. We touch on strategy in business, photography, editing, and delivery.
This week I talk about the 6 month business check-in. [powerpress]
Earlier this week, we learned that SolarWinds, the largest provider of network management tools for government and enterprise organizations fell victim to a supply chain attack. This attack affected their Orion network management system. Reportedly, 18,000 enterprise and government customers… Continue Reading →
Alex Vita is the man behind ForegroundWeb. He started many years with photography, and has been through the struggles of finding work, he did a bunch of weddings, had a portrait studio and learned to build photography websites on his… Continue Reading →
Yoast, the SEO plugin installed on 9 million WordPress sites, ran a Black Friday sale, experimenting with an ad in the WordPress admin dashboard. The internet furor was dramatic, and Yoast’s CEO Marieke van de Rakt took ownership, showing exceptional… Continue Reading →
In today’s episode, we are going to share three things your photography business needs, and an introduction to the new blog series. Joke of the day: When a friend retired from a lifetime as a photographer, he moved to an… Continue Reading →
At WordCamp Minneapolis, our Lead Customer Service Engineer Tim Cantrell chats with Lindsey Miller about her work as Partner Marketing Manager at LiquidWeb. Tim and Lindsey also talk about the challenges of being a remote worker, and how the connections… Continue Reading →
