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Disallowed Plugins in WP Engine

With over 40,000 plugins in the WordPress plugin repository, we only forbid a relative handful. There are pretty good odds that if you want to use a plugin on our infrastructure, you can! It’s your blog after all. But what about the disallowed plugins? These plugins have been shown to clash with the solutions that are part of our service offerings.… Read more

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The Ultimate Guide To Website Architecture

How to beat high authority sites with fewer links using silo structure I want to show you something that on the surface defies logic. Let’s look at the keyword “christian mingle reviews,” a good keyword with solid search volume. Definitely in the “doable” KD range, but would take a bit of effort, especially since higher-volume keywords tend to be slightly tougher to rank for.… Read more

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Moving WordPress Media To The Cloud With Amazon S3

“The Cloud” is all the rage nowadays and for good reason. It gives you more storage space, faster storage, and distributed access. It’s essentially an automatic backup and can take away a lot of the headaches that come with moving and testing a website. While there are some disadvantages, like less access and security worries, these would either exist on your own server as well, or are more than worth it for most.… Read more

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WPENGINE IS ALL SET TO INCREASE THE HOSTING PRICE : ALL DETAILS

WPEngine Is All Set To Increase The Price Recently i received a mail from WpEngine and here is what they said – Announcing WP Engine Digital Experience Platform with New Plans On March 1st, we will be officially launching the first WordPress Digital Experience Platform (DXP) plans with features that deliver our customers Creative Agility, Enterprise Performance, Actionable Intelligence, Ecosystem Integration, and Legendary Service.… Read more

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WordPress.com parent company acquires Atavist

Automattic, the company behind WordPress.com, WooCommerce, Longreads, Simplenote and a few other things, is acquiring Brooklyn-based startup Atavist. Atavist has been working on a content management system for independent bloggers and writers. With an Atavist website, you can easily write and publish stories with a ton of media. You might think that this isn’t particularly groundbreaking as anyone can create a website on WordPress.com or Squarespace and do the same thing.… Read more