WebP images and what they mean for your WordPress blog
What is Google’s WebP format? Why should you use it? And how do you add WebP images to your WordPress blog? Find out here!
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Can Agathon help me improve my site speed?
Site speed is important, and we’re here to help our clients speed up their sites and improve their PageSpeed scores. Read on to learn about the site speed help we offer!
The Agathon difference: personal, expert support 24/7
What sets Agathon apart from other hosting companies? In a nutshell: the support we offer our clients. Let’s take a look at what that really means!
How your permalink structure impacts SEO
A quick guide to understanding permalinks: what they are, how they impact your SEO, and how you can optimize your permalinks as part of your blog posting process.
Can I add multiple sites to my hosting account?
How does having multiple sites affect your hosting account? Do you need separate accounts? A higher plan? Are there extra fees? We’re answering those questions and more!
What is PHP and why does it matter?
For most of my 10-year blogging career, the only thing I knew about PHP was that breaking it instantly took my entire site offline, replacing both the front and back ends with a blank white page. I would occasionally add or update PHP code to customize my theme or add new functionality, but for the …
Should I use Cloudflare on my WordPress blog?
Cloudflare’s CDN is popular for improving site performance. But for many blogs, it’s unnecessary. Here’s how to determine whether it makes sense for you.
Recap: site performance lessons learned at #MVCON19 in Chicago
Improve your site performance and speed with these common recommendations we make for WordPress bloggers during our in-person site health checks.
Hosting and the sunk cost fallacy
It can be hard to walk away from a prepaid hosting plan even when you’re experiencing poor performance. Don’t let the sunk cost fallacy hold your site back!
Feature posts on your blog with sticky posts
Sticky posts are an often underutilized feature on WordPress that allows you to “stick” a post at the top of your blog so it doesn’t get pushed down by newer content. Here are 13 ideas for using this feature!