They say it’s easier to keep a customer than get a new one. We’d like to add that it’s also cheaper. Customer retention is all about keeping things interesting enough for your clients that they keep coming back to you to purchase new services. That’s...
You’re probably a member of many different websites. Remember when you registered on that website to be able to download an ebook? What about your account on your favorite local soap shop’s ecommerce site? So, it’s only natural that on your website a...
This is a comprehensive tutorial on managing the form submissions you get on your WordPress site.
How do you use the automated migration service by 10Web? Here’s how you can migrate your existing WordPress website to 10Web very easily 👍.
Looking for information on changing the PHP version of your WordPress website. Here’s is a brief guide 📗 on changing the PHP version in 10Web Dashboard
Short and simple steps to clear your browser cache on Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. Everything 📖 about browser caching and how to clear it.
Backup, backup, backup!!! You’ll endlessly hear this word when it comes to website maintenance and that makes a lot of sense. In the end, when you build something, whether physical or virtual, you need to find means to making it last. Backup is the p...
How to secure your WordPress site is an essential question, especially in the times of GDPR. Every website owner has the responsibility to guarantee that his or her website visitors have a secure browsing experience without having to worry about the...
This article is here to provide you an overview of the types of SSL certificates you can use for your website. The reasons behind this are very clear: One, in this time and age cybersecurity awareness has been rapidly increasing. People are very well...
Anyone who has ever considered creating a website has probably come across shared WordPress hosting. But for those of you who are still in the early stages of their planning process, a short definition is in order: Shared WordPress hosting, as the na...
