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Wordpress management refers to the creation, design and maintenance of websites using the Wordpress content management system (CMS) for a variety of purposes.
Since it was released more than 10 years ago, Wordpress has risen to become the dominant CMS on the Internet. Most estimates currently place between one-quarter and one-third of all websites on the Internet as powered by Wordpress.
One of the reasons Wordpress has become so popular is due to the ease that it can be modified into just about any type of website needed, from single-page portfolios to full e-commerce sites. It’s also free, easy-to-use and has the support of thousands of web developers and content professionals around the world.
Wordpress is easy to set up and use, but it comes with a number of issues out of the box that can impact the SEO and security of your website if you’re not careful. Although most people can create a Wordpress site, hiring a professional Wordpress management expert is incredibly important to ensuring the success of your website.
I’ve long found the WordPress media library something of an enigma. Of course I get the benefit of having an easy way to store and edit the images used on a site. But do they really need their own web pages?
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Whether you’re using a contact form with WordPress or operating your own e-commerce shopping cart, the ability to send emails from a web server is a critical component of running an online business. But due to headaches with spam filters and the need for tight security, it isn’t feasible for most online businesses to run their own email servers.
This is where email services like Fastmail or MailChimp come in. By sending emails through their trusted servers, you have far fewer headaches. Configuring access is nearly as easy as setting up an account in an email app.