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In a surprising move, GoDaddy announced that they will be exiting the Dedicated Server Hosting market. GoDaddy is ending the sale of new dedicated servers and forcing current customers to either move to one of their VPS servers or find a new hosting provider. This decision could signal bigger changes in the market, with more […]

Building a successful online store requires more than just a great product. You will also need a well-designed eCommerce platform that offers a seamless user experience. Hiring the right WordPress eCommerce developer can make all the difference in bringing your vision to life. With the right expertise, a developer can help you create a site

So you’ve decided to create a block theme but not sure where to start? In this guide I will give you an overview of a block theme’s file structure. In other words, the block theme “anatomy”. What folders & files can be inside a block theme, which ones are required and what they all do.

Attending Laracon US 2024 in Dallas was a fantastic experience for our InMotion Hosting team. It gave us a deeper appreciation for Laravel, offered an up-close look at the exciting future of application development, and a chance to interact with the beautiful Laravel community. Taylor Otwell’s keynote, along with the sessions and workshops, really showcased

The buzz around artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere, and now many people are wondering how they can use it to build their own WordPress websites. After all, AI promises to simplify the website-building process, speed up creation, and even inspire new ideas. But with so many tools out there, knowing where to start can feel

By default the main RSS feed of your WordPress site only includes standard posts. WordPress does create extra feeds for custom post types, but what if you wanted those posts in your main feed? In this tutorial I’ll show you the code needed to include custom post types into the main RSS feed in WordPress.

You probably have heard that retaining customers is significantly less expensive than acquiring new ones. Not only that, but your loyal repeat customers spend on average 67% more than first time buyers.  Retaining customers is essential for long-term growth and loyalty — that much is clear. And one tool that’s sometimes overlooked in retention strategies