PILE is a WordPress portfolio theme. However, it’s not just any old WordPress portfolio theme. It’s one that has been built and priced to stand out from the competition and appeal to a different demographic than many of the other portfolio WordPress themes out there. In this PILE theme review, we’ll not only be exploring the features and user experience…. Continue Reading
Rainmaker Platform Review: Is It The Best All-In-One Platform?
Building the perfect marketing and selling platform takes time. It also requires a careful integration of several tools and services, all of which need to work seamlessly together to give you the best results. But what if you could have an all-in-one solution that ties those tools together, making it easier on you to build the perfect sales funnel, integrate…. Continue Reading
WPX Hosting Review: Super Fast Managed Hosting for WordPress
A fast website is vital to your online success. No matter what the purpose of your website, from blogging for fun to selling products online, your site will benefit from quick loading times. Improving website speed can help you get more visitors thanks to an increased visibility in the search engines. Faster websites also have higher conversion rates, resulting in…. Continue Reading
SiteGround Review: Inexpensive WordPress Hosting with Excellent Support
As WordPress continues its explosion in popularity among designers and developers, services geared toward the WordPress community are cropping up all over the Web – among them, managed WordPress hosting. A cursory Google search turns up a long list of providers (along with their resellers) that claim to meet specific needs of WordPress-based sites. Some succeed, some don’t, and choosing blindly can cost you big in terms…. Continue Reading
WPForms Review: Simplicity Meets Functionality
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the sheer number of WordPress form plugins on the market today? For instance, you can pick a free options such as Contact Form 7 or the up-and-coming Form Builder. Or, there are premium plugin choices such as the highly recommended Gravity Forms or Ninja Forms. In addition, have you ever felt that many of…. Continue Reading
FlyWheel Managed WordPress Hosting Review: It’s Like a Design Party on The Internet
As the popularity of WordPress websites continues to rise, there have been an increasing number of companies, both new and existing, who have decided to step into the arena of managed WordPress hosting. For some companies, it’s been a case of adding new services to an existing repertoire, and for others, it’s has been a case of reinventing the wheel….. Continue Reading
Total Multi-Purpose WordPress Theme by WPExplorer: A Review
Whether you know WPExplorer for its themes, plugins, freebies, or informative blog, the company has done an impressive job of compiling all sorts of resources for beginner WordPress developers. If you check out all of WPExplorer’s themes, you’ll notice that they generally make themes to cater to certain niches like churches, weddings, recipes, and electronics. However, the Total theme is…. Continue Reading
MaxCDN Review: The Best CDN Solution for WordPress
Have you ever read an article regarding WordPress and seen the acronym “CDN” tossed around? Many who come across the term often wonder what a term like that means and the significance of it. So just what does CDN mean? Well, the short answer is that it stands for Content Delivery Network (CDN). Sounds simple enough, right? When it comes…. Continue Reading
DreamHost WordPress Hosting Review
Once you’ve set out to launch a website, finding a decent hosting solution can be a daunting task. Competitive monthly fees and incredible, free add-ons make it both enticing and difficult to decide which hosting provider to go with. Though just about every hosting provider claims to offer services tailored to WordPress sites, few deliver on their promise. In this…. Continue Reading
WPEngine Review: Does it Really Make Your Site Load Any Faster?
WordPress currently powers just over 26% of the web – a pretty amazing statistic. From TED to TechCrunch to an 11th grader’s short poem blog – WordPress provides an endless list of possibilities. Part of what makes WordPress so amazing is that not only can it power TED.com, but it’s also suitable for an 11th grader’s blog. From millions of…. Continue Reading
