An introduction to WooCommerce database optimisation
Your database is the backbone of your WooCommerce powered store. It not only stores essential information, but also plays a major (and often…
How to write copy that keeps your audience engaged
Writing compelling copy is an essential skill for capturing and maintaining the interest of your audience. Whether you’re crafting a…
11 essential WooCommerce plugins you may have missed
One of the great things about using WooCommerce is access to the huge ecosystem of 3rd party plugins. We all know about the…
What Is Redis Object Caching? (And How To Use It for Your WordPress Site)
We all know the importance of fast-loading web pages. Google loves them and so do your visitors/customers. If you run an agency or…
Interview with Sarah Hawk, the Co-CEO of Discourse
Discourse is a well-known discussion platform. Founded in 2013, its focus is to offer a highly-customisable platform for civilized discussion.…
Interview with AlsoAsked founder Mark Williams-Cook
I had the pleasure recently of interviewing SEO guru Mark Williams-Cook. He is not only the founder of AlsoAsked and Deathsave, but also the…
Interview with Tom Winter, co-founder of SEOwind
SEOwind was launched in November 2022 and promises to help SEOs and content creators to be more effective in their work. By using data from…
How to resell more WordPress hosting
This is part 3 of our guide to becoming a reseller of web hosting. Here, our Customer Services Manager offers suggestions for reselling…
Plausible Analytics: interview with co-founder Marko Saric
Plausible is an open-source web analytics tool launched in 2019. It aims to be an alternative to Google Analytics for users who cherish data…
cPanel raises its prices (again): what you can do
Ever since cPanel was acquired by venture capitalists, we’ve seen prices raised regularly. The latest round of increases follow similar…
Create schema with entity and hierarchy markup
Working with websites, servers, and thousands of customers every day, the 20i team is always coming up with new ideas, and we’re happy to…
18 websites where you can play games – and learn code
It's always better to have fun when you're learning. Here's some of our favourites, suitable for all ages, from toddlers to longbeard pro developers.