Guides

The first beta for WordPress 6.9 is now available for testing. When it’s officially released later this year, it will be the second and final major WordPress update of 2025. This version will bring big improvements to writing, collaboration, and performance. For example, you’ll see block-level Notes for feedback, the ability to hide blocks on

Building fast, scalable apps starts with the right Node.js hosting. This guide breaks down what makes Node.js different, how to choose the right hosting type for your business, and the steps to set up and optimize performance. You’ll learn to avoid common deployment mistakes, secure your data, and future-proof your infrastructure so your app stays

Semrush has always been my favorite go-to tool for SEO research. Unfortunately, it comes with a hefty price tag that can’t always be justified, especially for small businesses just getting started. While it’s incredibly powerful, many bloggers simply don’t need to pay a premium for a massive suite of enterprise features they will never use.

This 2025 review uses actual test data to compare leading web hosts across uptime, TTFB, support, and SLA transparency. InMotion Hosting leads with 99.99% uptime, NVMe infrastructure, and real human support. Each competitor performs well in its niche, but few combine speed, scalability, and accountability as consistently. For agencies and enterprise teams, reliability is a

If you run a hotel, restaurant, or tour business, you already know how much TripAdvisor reviews can impact your bookings. They build trust, boost visibility, and can be the difference between a casual visitor to your website and a paying customer. When I first tried displaying TripAdvisor reviews on a WordPress website, I realized how