Welcome to InMotion Hosting, your trusted resource for all things WordPress! This section is dedicated to keeping you informed with the latest updates, expert hosting advice, and industry best practices for WordPress users. Whether you’re looking for insights on optimizing your site’s performance, securing your WordPress installation, or exploring new features, you’ll find valuable content here.
As a leader in web hosting, we understand the evolving needs of WordPress site owners. That’s why we bring you timely articles covering major WordPress updates, plugin recommendations, and strategies to improve your website’s speed, security, and functionality.
No matter where you are in your WordPress journey – whether you’re managing a business website, running an eCommerce store, or launching a blog – we provide the tools and knowledge to help you succeed. Bookmark this site for expert insights and practical solutions designed to enhance your WordPress experience.
Contrary to widespread perceptions, 94% of detected WordPress vulnerabilities come from plugins, not from WordPress core itself. This is a wake-up call for many business owners. Your website might be at risk right now, and you may not even know.
Continue reading –>
We’re excited to announce the next phase of our MailChannels upgrade: the deployment of MailChannels on our Managed WordPress mail servers! This upgrade follows the successful implementation of MailChannels on our shared servers and is part of our ongoing commitment to improving email deliverability and security for our customers.
Continue reading –>
WordCamp US 2024 was held at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland from September 16th to 20th. The expanded four-day schedule included new presentations and enhanced networking opportunities for attendees.
Continue reading –>
WooCommerce is a customizable, open-source eCommerce platform built on WordPress.
In this article, you will learn about the primary features and benefits of WooCommerce.
If you’re ready to start an eCommerce store, get up and running fast with a WooCommerce Hosting plan from InMotion.
Continue reading –>
InMotion Hosting is pleased to announce a new partnership with Codeable, a distinguished freelancer platform specializing in WordPress development. This collaboration aims to give InMotion Hosting customers access to an elite network of WordPress and WooCommerce professionals, adept at handling projects of varying sizes and complexities.
Continue reading –>
Some of the many questions that arise when building a website for a non-profit revolve around WordPress and WordPress Hosting. As a non-profit, there are many limiting factors that come into play when answering these questions. How much money will it cost, will there be support if or when needed, what is the best hosting plan that will not break the bank?
Continue reading –>
As a CMS, WordPress has expanded the world of website building and management. Similarly, Learning Management Systems (LMS) provide tools for educators and learners to get access to classes, quizzes, and certifications online.
Continue reading –>
This past August, InMotion Hosting sponsored and attended WordCamp US 2023 to showcase its new cutting-edge Managed WordPress Hosting solution. The flagship WordPress conference took place in National Harbor, Maryland from August 24 through August 26. With a long-standing commitment to supporting the WordPress community, InMotion Hosting set out to connect with WordPress enthusiasts, developers, and industry leaders.
Continue reading –>
Control panels come in all shapes and sizes in the web hosting world, and while their tools are often similar, each has their own following for a variety of reasons.
In this article we will compare two control panels offered by InMotion Hosting for managing WordPress installations: cPanel and our latest product, Platform InMotion for WordPress VPS hosting.
Continue reading –>
When browsing for new web hosting providers you oftentimes will see specialized hosting plans such as WordPress Hosting. Furthermore, you’ll also see options for Shared, VPS, and Dedicated Hosting – which can be confusing to shoppers who are unfamiliar with web hosting.
Continue reading –>
Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a security solution that can be used for protecting your website log-in. It works by requiring a code to be entered after the initial entry of login credentials. This helps prevent weak or exploited passwords from being used to gain access.
Continue reading –>
When you’re building a WordPress site, there may be times when you want to add images to enhance pages or posts. There are many options available but WordPress has its own central repository, called Openverse. This is where you can quickly find, modify, and share free images with others. All of this content is available under a license that allows you to use them without fear of copyright infringement.
Continue reading –>
The theme for the 2022 State of the Word Keynote focused on the Four Freedoms of Open Source. Speaker and Co-founder of WordPress, Matt Mullenweg, focused on the CMS’ growth through its nearly two decades of existence in an ever-changing technical landscape
Continue reading –>The 5-minute WordPress install is known for its simplicity. WordPress runs on two key components: PHP and MySQL. Both of these services come preinstalled in most hosting accounts. Just get PHP connected to MySQL and you’re in business.
Continue reading –>
A common problem when using WordPress for eCommerce or for a more traditional business model is the issue of how to create and track your billing documents. Using Sprout Invoices for billing is a great solution that can help you throughout all phases of the billing process.
Continue reading –>
