WordPress sites are popular targets for cyberattacks, but there are things you can—and should—do to protect your site. Here are the 10 things you can do today to secure your site, plus a printable security audit checklist to walk you through them.
Unexpected errors on your site can be frustrating and overwhelming. Follow this 6 step process to troubleshoot your site and get everything back to normal!
Using SSL (or HTTPS) for your website is now considered standard practice. Let’s take a look at what SSL is, why you need it, and how you can set it up if you don’t already have one!
Who you choose to host your site matters. This decision impacts reliability, speed, user experience, and much more.
With each host trying to convince you they’re the best, how do you wade through what actually matters? Let’s talk about what to look for in a hosting company, so you can rest easy whether you choose Agathon or not!
An important part of improving your site speed is optimizing your JavaScript, HTML, and CSS files. Here’s what that means and how you can take care of it quickly and easily!
The Autoptomize plugin is a great way to optimize and minimize your JavaScript, HTML, and CSS if you’re not using WP Rocket. Learn how to configure the plugin for your site here.
We strongly believe that a caching plugin is essential for sites of all sizes. Before you brush it aside as being too technical, check out the very simple options in this post.
Keeping your images optimized is one of the easiest ways to dramatically decrease page load times and improve your site speed score.
Selecting the right hosting for your blog can be tricky. Read about common hosting myths related to page views, CDNs & site speed.
Plugins are an incredible way to supercharge your blog, but they can also make your site slow, clunky, and open to security risks. We’re sharing best practices for making sure they’re supporting your business and not hurting it!
