These days, just about every website needs a social media presence. Most people have accounts on at least one or two social platforms, which provides you with a built-in way to engage your audience. The problem is that managing a social media presence on top of your WordPress website can be a lot of work.

When it comes to WordPress hosting, one of the most critical questions you need to ask yourself is whether you should use a managed service. There are plenty of upsides to managed hosting, but that doesn't mean it's the best choice for everyone. Plus, it can be more costly than other types of hosting.

Online stores are a fantastic way to build a business from the ground up. It doesn't matter if you're looking for a secondary income or a full-time project, e-commerce is a perfect fit for both scenarios. For one, online stores have a lot more potential than regular blogs or websites when it comes to monetization. Also, basically anyone can create an online store these days. That includes you, even if you don't have a background in web development.

If you asked us what the single most effective method is to protect your WordPress website from security breaches and human error, the answer would be backups. The problem is, not a lot of people take the time to back up their sites (or they don't do it often enough).

A professional-looking portfolio is crucial for any freelancer or agency looking to pick up work online. Without one, potential clients won’t know just how skilled you are and what you can do for them if given a chance.

I started fiddling with HTML and CSS back in 2010 while I still was at school. After finishing, I got an opportunity to join a agency in it’s first months together with my partner Vilde. Our goal was to create beautiful design without spending tons of work on development, therefore using premium Wordpress themes seemed natural.