Two-factor authentication for WordPress is easier to set up than you might think, and adding WordPress two-factor authentication to your website will improve its security. If you’re concerned about brute-force attacks and hacking, you should switch to 2FA right away. If you need assistance setting up 2FA or any aspect of website security, please contact … Read More
WordPress defaults to US English which is great if you’re targeting American visitors. But if you’re audience speaks British English ( or Irish or Australian English for that matter) then your website needs to “Speak their language” and when you are writing posts you want the spelling in the UK english. By using localised language … Read More
A fast website implies expertise, trust, and convenience.
An easy to use website implies you understand youe customers needs.
A lot of SEO companies will focus on really cool new technical stuff that they tell you will get you to the next level. However I still come across sites that are missing some of the basic’s. A lot of this is down to lack of maintenance, Websites are a bit like children, they need … Read More
Back in 2014, according to research by Akamai, users expect websites to load in 3 seconds or less. Today this still rings through but the difference is now customers expect 2 seconds or less on a mobile device. Akamai also found that the top 500 ecommerce websites in the world have a median load time … Read More