Guides

This guide explores WooCommerce maintenance essentials, from security and performance to backups and scaling. Learn how ongoing upkeep safeguards your store, boosts conversions, and supports long-term growth. Running a WooCommerce store is an ongoing responsibility. Your store is more than just a website; it’s the backbone of your revenue and customer relationships. Neglecting WooCommerce maintenance

We’re back with the September 2025 edition of WPBeginner Spotlight: our monthly roundup of WordPress news, plugin updates, and community highlights. This issue is packed with major product releases, new AI tools, and insights from WordCamp US 2025 in Portland. Among the most significant updates are stronger privacy controls in WPConsent and new automation options

Not all web hosting speed claims hold up in practice. Our 2025 comparison cuts through the marketing and uses real benchmark data to show which providers truly deliver. We cover the factors that drive hosting performance and highlight how top hosts perform in real-world tests. By the end, you’ll know which hosting providers consistently back

Running an online business means every abandoned cart hurts. My friend learned this the hard way when his anime subscription service started getting interest from UK customers who kept leaving without buying. 😟 The culprit? He wasn’t offering Bacs Direct Debit, which is a payment method that many UK customers prefer for recurring payments. We spent

If you’ve outgrown shared hosting, a Virtual Private Server (VPS) is the next logical step. You get dedicated resources, better control, and room to scale, without paying dedicated server prices. But “best VPS hosting” can mean different things depending on your goals. In this guide, you’ll learn how to choose a VPS that fits your

Cloud hosting delivers faster performance, elastic scalability, stronger reliability, built-in security, and cost control. Instead of worrying about servers, you get outcomes that matter. From speed to uptime, and growth without waste. You’ve likely heard that “the cloud” can make your website faster, safer, and easier to manage. But what does that actually mean when