Here’s a quick way to connect your WordPress contact forms to a Google Sheet so you can have an easily accessible storage history of form submissions. Finding a form that works with your site and “does it all” at a reasonable cost limits your choices significantly. This is not a solution for everyone. In this […]
Learning The Web (Bit by Bit)Let’s face it, the infrastructure necessary to stand up a website can seem quite intimidating. There tends to be a lot happening behind the scenes. To streamline this process for customers, hosting providers are now doing their best to bundle services together. They try to hide technical details, or incorporate confusing and proprietary nomenclature into […]
Top Ten Methods to Tank Your WebsiteExperts say the most efficient way to keep your website hidden from the world is to simply build a stock site, sit back, and wait for users to never find you. Fortunately, we’re here to provide some insider tips for the real go-getters proactively seeking to snuff out their web traffic before they can be found. […]
WPEngine FTP, Backup, and Migration Step by StepA step-by step guide for developers on how to migrate a WordPress installation running on WPEngine (NGINX web server) to a fresh WordPress installation on a Windows server running IIS 10.0. We were recently posed with this scenario, and despite some unexpected issues, the process took about 2.5 hours including prep work and website testing […]
