Posts Tagged ‘development’
Busy day in the life of a WordPress website support specialist
After nearly 15 years working with WordPress, and more than 13 years supporting other people’s websites, I end up doing a lot of really cool stuff. So I just thought I’d mention what my workday was like today. So today I… Attended my weekly business networking meeting Moved two sites to new hosting after major cleanups…
Read MoreShould you give a developer access to your hosting account?
When you hire a WordPress professional to work on your site it’s pretty common for them to ask for It makes sense that they’d need to log into your website as an administrator. If they couldn’t they couldn’t add or remove plugins, make changes to the theme (colors, fonts, menus, widgets, footers), or run fairly…
Read MoreTips for converting a Visual Composer or similar website
This post is a little bit “in the weeds” for regular business owners, but this might come in handy for more adventurous do-it-yourselfers and less-experienced WordPress professionals. On a closed Facebook group for WordPress users someone asked I’ve never converted a Visual Composer website to [another page builder.] I imagine it is a total rebuild…
Read MoreIdeal Client: Mid-sized Local Ad Agencies
Ad agencies know the value of offering full service to their clients. And so in addition to designing and placing their television, radio, and billboard advertising it’s no surprise agencies like offer their clients website designs as well. That way the client’s branding and messaging is consistent across all media. Agencies often aren’t as crazy about managing the nuts…
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