WordPress trends for 2023

23 WordPress trends & predictions for 2023

Experts weigh in on the top WordPress trends to expect in 2023. Read this blog to learn about WordPress design trends, theme trends, and the future of WordPress.

The best managed WordPress hosting providers in 2024 (reviewed and compared)

The best managed WordPress hosting providers in 2024 (reviewed and compared)

You want the best managed WordPress hosting for your site. But which should you choose? Read our guide to the best managed hosting for WordPress to see.

How to host a WordPress site on Amazon Web Services (AWS)

How to host a WordPress site on Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Hosting a WordPress site on AWS lets you get your WordPress website up and running in minimal time. Explore our step-by-step guide today.

Our favorite WordPress tweets for December 2022

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Here are our favorite WordPress tweets for December 2022.

Optimizing First Contentful Paint (FCP) and Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) in WordPress

Optimizing First Contentful Paint (FCP) and Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) in WordPress

What is First Contentful Paint? FCP is an important user experience metric for Google. Learn how to improve First Contentful Paint in WordPress with this guide.

WordPress Functions: How to Create Custom Function PHP in Wordpress

WordPress PHP functions: How to create WordPress custom functions easily

WordPress PHP functions can be adjusted as needed. Get WordPress function best practices. Learn how to create WordPress custom functions in this blog.

WordPress Pricing: Which Plan is Right For You

WordPress pricing: Which plan is right for you? (2024)

It can be difficult to understand what WordPress pricing plan fits your needs. Let Nexcess help you figure out WordPress cost level is right for you.

November’s top WordPress tweets

November’s top WordPress tweets: a cornucopia

Check out our favorite tweets from this past month.

WordPress internal linking guide

Internal linking guide for WordPress

Internal linking can help your WordPress site in many ways. Users and search engines both benefit from solid internal linking. Learn more from Nexcess today.

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Fixing database connection errors in WordPress

Fixing an error establishing a database connection in WordPress is not as difficult as you think. The most common reason for this error is incorrect database login details. Once you set the correct credentials in place, this problem goes away.

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