Creating Websites & Content

WordPress disasters come out of nowhere and take many forms. You might overwrite a page layout, delete a post, install a bad plugin update, or corrupt your database. You can’t prevent every accident, but you can recover fast if you’ve got a solid backup in place. A website backup is […]

If partnering with a hosting company that puts the environment first matters to you, then GreenGeeks is a strong fit. The company matches three times the energy its servers consume with renewable energy credits, effectively putting more clean power back on the grid. GreenGeeks also plants a tree for every new hosting

So you’ve made the leap to use WordPress to build your website. Smart move. If you’re feeling unsure about what to do next—or how to make changes to your site—that’s normal and fixable. Don’t worry, this is a common challenge for people new to WordPress. The first thing to do

There are plenty of smart reasons to transfer a domain. Your current registrar may have raised prices, support might be slow, or you simply want to consolidate renewals and DNS management in one place. Moving a domain to a registrar that fits your budget and workflow makes ongoing site management

The internet runs on a sprawling mesh of infrastructure that’s invisible to most of us. Under the hood it’s wildly complex, but at the application layer it’s been tamed so anyone can use it with a browser and a few clicks. A core piece of that foundation is the domain