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Learning how to build a course website has never been easier, especially with our easy-to-follow five-step tutorial on hand. Let’s get started.

Deciding between WordPress.com vs WordPress.org? Nexcess details the key differences between the two and what they’re both primarily used for.

When you hear someone refer to a CDN, they mean a content delivery network. The topic most likely comes up during a discussion about website speed and WordPress hosting. CDNs play a big part in delivering your website from the closest server to your visitors’ browsers.  You may be wondering, why do you need a […]

Why do you need hosting for WordPress? Read this blog to learn the benefits of having your site hosted, and what to look for in a host.

Selecting a managed hosting provider is a big decision. Here are the top factors you need to consider in a managed application hosting provider.

As you may have heard, WordPress 5.5 introduces a User Interface (UI) for toggling automatic plugin and theme updates. The underlying functionality has actually existed in WordPress since automatic core updates were introduced way back in WordPress 3.7, but for the first time WordPress core is shipping with a user interface for controlling what gets updated.

One of the best things about shared hosting is the low monthly price. One of the worst things about shared hosting is the low monthly price. The reality that both statements are correct presents a constant challenge to customers who are slowly outgrowing their initial decision to use shared hosting.

Imagine that you’re a doctor finally pursuing the dream of starting your own medical practice and you need a website. You do some research online and find two local web designers. One is generalist who sells “results-driven websites” and the other is a designer who has a business niche in “websites for health and wellness […]

What is WordPress multisite? See WordPress multisite examples across different industries in this blog. And learn about multisite WordPress hosting too.

There are many WordPress programming languages available. But which WordPress coding language should you use? Read this blog for a full breakdown and comparison.