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Speed is essential for keeping visitors on your WordPress site. In our experience, large media files are often the silent killer of website performance, eating up bandwidth and slowing down load times. We have managed high-traffic sites for over a decade, and we found that… Read More »
If you’re selling to customers in the Netherlands, then offering iDEAL at checkout isn’t optional—it’s expected. We learned this while helping our clients expand into European markets and saw how adding iDEAL instantly improved conversions from Dutch users. That got us testing different ways to… Read More »
Watching your WordPress site load at a snail’s pace can be incredibly frustrating. After managing hundreds of websites here at WPBeginner, we’ve found that one of the biggest speed killers is something you might not even see: too many HTTP requests. Each request for an… Read More »
If you’re trying to sell to customers in Belgium, adding Bancontact to your checkout isn’t optional—it’s expected. Nearly every Belgian shopper recognizes it and trusts it. If they don’t see it, many may simply leave your site without completing their purchases. We’ve helped a lot… Read More »
We’ve helped many businesses go global, including those expanding into the Southeast Asia region. One thing that often comes up when entering this market is the need to support local payment methods, like GrabPay. It’s a trusted and widely used option across Southeast Asia, and… Read More »
After managing WordPress sites for over a decade, we’ve discovered that the most successful website owners all share one common trait: they have solid backup systems in place. That’s why we’ve become strong advocates for using Amazon S3 as your backup destination—it’s reliable, affordable, and… Read More »
WordPress multisite lets you run multiple websites from a single WordPress installation. This makes it a popular choice for managing networks like blogs, schools, or client sites. But that convenience also comes with added responsibility—especially when it comes to backups. Backing up a multisite network… Read More »
Running a WordPress site means staying connected with how your customers prefer to pay. We’ve helped many site owners add various payment methods, and Cash App has become one of the most requested options, especially for businesses targeting younger demographics. The good news is that… Read More »
In general, we don’t recommend using the built-in WordPress theme file editor to make changes to your theme files. It is not safe or efficient, and you can even end up breaking your website. However, we know many of our users find it convenient and… Read More »
If you’re looking for a reliable way to back up your WordPress site to OneDrive, then you’re in luck. We know a lot of our readers are Microsoft Windows users, so we’ve done the research and found 2 easy ways to back up WordPress to… Read More »
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