WordPress is an excellent platform for building your website. It’s flexible, robust, and easy to use. However, it can still experience errors.

The flexibility of WordPress means there’s almost always a solution to problems that might arise. But as a result of that complexity, errors can be time-consuming and difficult to address on your own.

If you’re looking for a high-speed theme to use alongside the Elementor page builder, you may have already considered Hello. But if you need features that this theme doesn’t have, there are plenty of high-quality alternatives.

Since we’re comparing these themes based on a clear and measurable metric, let’s start by explaining how we whittled our list down to four.

WordPress is a robust and reliable platform. It powers over 40% of all websites and wouldn’t have gotten there if it wasn’t trustworthy. However, things can (and do) still go wrong, and often at the worst possible times. 

Having a backup in place can make these difficult situations much more bearable.

When it comes to running your online business, getting paid is probably at the top of your priority list. Choosing between Stripe and PayPal as your payment processor can be challenging. Fortunately, understanding the nuances between them can go a long way toward helping you find your best fit.

Search engine optimization is incredibly important. That first page of Google results is the ultimate billboard for your services but getting on it and staying there is an inherently complicated process that has become significantly messier in recent years.

Does your company have a brick-and-mortar location? Are local customers your business's bread and butter?

If so, local SEO is an essential strategy for ensuring people can find your business quickly and easily. It generates leads, boosts your reputation in the community, and increases the chances that someone sees your website after searching “[your industry/product/service] near me.

How do you get information about the nearest open pharmacy at 11:30 PM on a Saturday night? If you are like most people in 2021, you are going to pull the phone out of your pocket and start Googling something like “pharmacy near me” or “pharmacy in city name”. You’ll then be presented with a list of pharmacies in the proximity of where you performed your search.

Finding the right ways to advertise your services can be a juggle for attorneys.

If you’re operating without any internal marketing staff, you’re working long hours jumping between client work and marketing at the same time. Hiring a full-time advertising specialist is often out of the question, yet without investing in sales and marketing, you’re stuck relying on word-of-mouth or serendipitous run-ins with new clients.

Our WordPress solution blows away the "Internetainers"

Did you know that Internet entertainers are sometimes called “Internetainers”? They keep us Internet masses entertained with cockeyed views on the human condition, comical takes on current events, and, increasingly, commentary on cool technology.

Search engine optimization (SEO) is not easy for law firm websites. It's a time-consuming combination of technical settings and marketing strategy. But there are plenty of ways for attorneys to succeed at SEO.

The key to designing a website that appears near the top of search engine results is priorities.

You’re ready to launch your online shop – you have stunning product photos, compelling descriptions, and the WooCommerce plugin to make it all run smoothly. However, before you can hang your virtual open sign, you need to set up a payment gateway. There are many options to choose from, and it can be hard to determine which one is right for you.

Bonus Material: SEO 101 Guide

Local businesses have unique needs when it comes to digital marketing.

Obviously, you want as much online visibility as possible, but more importantly, you want to reach the right people. If your best customers are local, that's who you want to find your website, social media channels, etc.