Category: WordPress
Performance, plugins, security: my tips for a fast and reliable WordPress site. LRob’s expertise at the service of your CMS.
-
WordPress vs WP Engine conflict: analysis of the drama
The WordPress world, which powers more than 40 % of websites worldwide, is in turmoil. At the center of the conflict are two major players in the ecosystem: Matt Mullenweg, founder of WordPress and CEO of Automattic, and WP Engine, one of the leading WordPress hosting companies. This clash, which has taken on legal dimensions, raises crucial questions about control of the WordPress brand, open source, and the governance of one of the web’s most influential projects. Here is a detailed analysis of this case and the issues at stake. Background: WordPress and WP…
-
Best practices for your WordPress contact forms
Contact forms are essential for acquiring customers. Yet a number of these forms are poorly configured and fail to forward prospect requests...
-
10 criteria for the best WordPress webmaster in 2025
How do you know who to trust with your site? Discover the 10 fundamental criteria to avoid making a mistake.
-
Optimize the management of your WordPress sites: 10 Practical Tips
Are you wasting time maintaining your WordPress sites? 🥵 Here are 10 key tips for managing hundreds of them super efficiently! 😎👇 1. Centralize your sites. Consolidate your sites onto just one or a few servers, but make sure each site remains isolated at the system level to ensure security. This will be much easier to manage and more cost-effective than hosting each site individually. 2. Manage DNS through your hosting provider Manage your domains’ DNS settings directly through your hosting provider. This will simplify the creation of subdomains, and your emails will be preconfigured for optimal deliverability,…
-
Why does WordPress dominate the web?
When a product stands out from the crowd to the point where it blows away the competition, like WordPress, it's often due to a marketing strike force, and sometimes by luck. But WordPress is far from having stolen its place, and here's why.
