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3 Reasons Successful Businesses Are Switching to WordPress
WordPress powers over 40% of all websites worldwide, including Microsoft, Toyota and Walt Disney. Here's why so many successful businesses have made the switch, and why it might be the right move for yours.
WordPress User Roles and Permissions: A Plain-English Guide for Business Owners
Not sure who should have access to what on your WordPress site? Here's how user roles and permissions work, why getting them wrong is a real security risk, and how to take control without needing a developer.
How to Hide Your WordPress Login Page With a Custom URL
Every WordPress site uses the same default login URLs, making them an easy target for bots and brute-force attacks. Here's how to change yours in three different ways, no coding required if you'd rather not.
6 WordPress Maintenance Tasks Every Business Owner Should Be Doing
Neglecting your WordPress site is a slow-burning problem. Here are the six maintenance tasks that keep it secure, fast and working properly, plus how often you should actually be doing them.
How to Recover a Deleted WordPress Blog Post: 5 Methods That Actually Work
Accidentally deleted a WordPress blog post? Don't panic. There are five ways to get it back, and most of them take less than two minutes to try.
Redirection for Contact Form 7 Plugin Vulnerability Affects 300,000 WordPress Sites
A serious security flaw in the Redirection for Contact Form 7 WordPress plugin puts up to 300,000 websites at risk. Here's what you need to know and what to do right now.
All In One SEO Plugin Vulnerability Exposes AI Tokens on Over 3 Million WordPress Sites
A missing permission check in the All In One SEO WordPress plugin let contributor-level users grab a site's global AI access token. With over 3 million installs affected, here's what happened and what you need to do.
WordPress Advantages and Disadvantages: What UK Business Owners Need to Know
WordPress powers more than 100 million websites, but it's not without its drawbacks. Here's an honest breakdown of the advantages and disadvantages so you can decide if it's right for your business.
Are Deactivated WordPress Plugins a Security Risk?
Switching a plugin off in WordPress doesn't remove it. The files stay on your server, and if that plugin has a vulnerability, attackers can still find it. Here's what you need to know.
How to Install WordPress Locally Using XAMPP: A Step-by-Step Guide
Want to build or test a WordPress site without touching your live server? Here's how to install WordPress locally using XAMPP, no hosting account, no risk, no cost.