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What is Technical SEO
Content is King. We all know that. And if Content is King, surely, Speed is Queen. But… what if your content is simply full of errors, mistakes, non-indexable, improperly setup,…
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Troubleshooting WordPress: The Power of an Activity Timeline
WordPress, even though it’s powerful enough to empower millions of websites, it is not without its quirks and challenges. For those of us that maintain client websites, you find yourself…
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The Ripple Effect of Slow TTFB on Web Performance
When it comes to website performance, a slow Time to First Byte (TTFB) isn’t just a standalone issue—it’s the initial domino that causes a cascade of performance problems. This domino…
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Understanding Website Performance: Key Elements Explained
When you type in a website address or click on a link, you expect the page to load quickly and smoothly, right? But have you ever wondered what happens behind…
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WooCommerce Health Monitoring
If you’ve read our WordPress monitoring article, then you already know what goes into keeping a WordPress site up, running, and healthy. But what if your site runs on WooCommerce?…
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WordPress Monitoring – the Ultimate Guide
Welcome to the Ultimate Guide on WordPress Site Monitoring. Making sure your WordPress site is running smoothly is the most important thing you can and should do once you’ve launched…
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Understanding Async and Defer in Script Tags
Loading your JavaScript files in an optimized version can be a confusing endeavor. Understanding the difference between async loading and loading a JavaScript file deferred is key. But, it’s a…
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How To Do User Activity Monitoring in WordPress
When running a WordPress site, it’s essential to keep an eye on a slew of behind-the-scenes actions. This isn’t just about being nosy; it’s about protecting and safe-guarding your site.…
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How To Improve Your Cache Hit Ratio
You’ve jumped into caching on your WordPress site with expectations of lightning-fast page loads and ecstatic visitors 24/7. However, imagine the surprise when it’s clear that’s not always the case.…
