#TheWPshow – Online Legal Issues
Sadly we had some audio issues at first, so I’ve needed to edit those bits out. We jump in with Alistair starting to talk about the meaty topic of GDPR…. I managed to salvage most of the presentation and we…
Glass Mountains
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Sending passwords (securely)
As a WordPress development & support company, we tend to have access to lots of client’s website credentials, and we often need to send passwords to clients. In this article, we’ll explore how we do that as securely as possible….
Website forms & Email deliverability
Email forms are an essential aspect of any WordPress website. They enable our website visitors to make contact with us thereby fulfilling one of the fundamental reasons for having a website in the first place – helping convert anonymous website…
Email deliverability (part 1)
In this article, we look at how you set up and configure your email to help minimise the chance of your emails accidentally going into spam folders (or worse still – getting blocked completely!). If you find yourself saying “having…
#TheWPshow on Google Search Console
This is an edited replay of #TheWPshow (The WordPress Show) from the 4th of Sept 2020. Feel free to join our community on Facebook where future events are streamed. In the first #TheWPshow after the summer break, I dip into…
Shared v Dedicated Hosting
Hosting is a fundamental piece of the puzzle when providing a solid website experience to your online audience. In this article, we discuss some of the factors you need to consider. Files Our websites are, at the end of the…
Why WordPress websites break (and what can you do about it)
You may not realise it at first, but your website is part of a delicate stack of hardware and software which all needs to play together nicely to avoid issues. Furthermore, this stack is constantly evolving – new versions of…
The challenge for website owners
I’ve just got back from being away with my kids in West Wales and, as usual, the brain never fully switches off from business, and I thought I’d come back and blog about what I’ve been mulling: the challenge for…
Canonical URLs
Canonical URLs are something you don’t normally need to worry about; except in exceptional circumstances. However, they are worth knowing about all the same. What is a ‘Canonical URL’? It is the ‘definitive source’ of the information the page is…
Our take on WordPress 5.5
As you know, WordPress is a continually shifting seascape of software with everything needing updating pretty regularly; whether that’s plugins, themes, or indeed the core of WordPress itself. WordPress 5.5 has just come out and you may have seen this…
Website Review Findings – Comms Creatives
In the video below you can see some findings from my recent chat with Helen Reynolds about the Comms Creatives website: This was not a full website review, I was just covering some points as a favour as Helen was…
Creating your own QR Codes (& why)
This is a slight departure from our usual topics but I stumbled across something a few days ago and I found it very interesting: QR Codes. Yes, you read that right. QR Codes? For those who don’t remember, a QR…