WordPress is the internet’s favorite way to create your own website or blog. An advanced CMS like WordPress, allows users to update web pages, blog posts, images or e-commerce products without any programming or coding. Just about any kind of website can be built with WordPress.
For someone who is new to eCommerce it can be overwhelming to decide from so many options, so we hope you find this guide useful. Here, we compare the most popular platforms for launching an eCommerce website. Each platform has its pros and cons and all platforms are not equally suited for all needs.
There are over 8500 WordPress themes in the WordPress theme directory, and installing them only takes a few clicks. Here’s our step-by-step guide.
Many of our customers tend to have registered their domain names with GoDaddy and use Hustly for our premium WordPress hosting services. If you are one of those customers, here is a simple and foolproof guide to configure your GoDaddy registered domain name with Hustly WordPress hosting.
Increasingly, non-technical founders are launching their startups without the help of a dedicated technical co-founder. Online tools and services have made it remarkably easy for non-technical startup founders to start an online business. The help of a dedicated technical co-founder is not always necessary. This trend is often called the “no code”/”low code” movement – the phenomenon where first time non-technical entrepreneurs are able to bootstrap a startup, using little (low) to no code.
As a website owner, managing your domain names and SSL certificates are critical. Luckily, if you are on a Hustly managed WordPress hosting plan,we have made this process easy for you. In order to update your domain, you need to be logged into your hosting admin panel, ideally from a modern web browser on a desktop or laptop sized device.
As a website administrator, you will often need to purge your cache and CDN in order to see the latest changes on your website. This guide will show you how to purge your front-end and primary website cache, as well as your CDN.
Generally 10-15 plugins are enough for some websites to meet their needs. This is particularly true for inexperienced website administrators who need simpler websites. It is common for bigger websites to use 40 or more plugins, but they are often maintained by experienced engineers. Theoretically, you could install hundreds of plugins, but we highly recommend keeping the number below 40.
It is always best to have alternatives to protect yourself from being over reliant on a single source of income. While Kindle is still a giant in the eBook space, you don’t want to bet your writing career on one channel. Successful writers think in the medium to long term, and build multiple sustainable distribution channels.