Running multiple websites can quickly become a headache. You’re responsible for domains, updates, security, and performance for every site you manage. No matter how you do it, this job is equal parts time-consuming and complex. Plus, one site has the potential to affect many others.
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In 2025, you can expect to pay between $3–$300 per month for web hosting. But the final figure depends on various aspects: website size, the CMS you’re using, performance requirements, and the plan you prefer – shared, VPS, or dedicated.
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WordPress powers over 43% of all websites on the internet and holds a 62% share of the Content Management System (CMS) market, making it the most popular CMS.
However, with more than 500 new WordPress sites launched daily, its widespread use makes it a prime target for cyber threats. WordPress website security issues like malware, hacking, data breaches, and unauthorized access can damage a website owner’s business, reputation, and customer trust.
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Migrating a website is like moving to a new house—it can bring exciting opportunities and a fresh start, such as improved user experience, updated design and functionality, and increased search engine rankings. But, just like moving to a new house, website migration can be stressful and daunting if not planned and executed correctly.
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Keeping your website in tip-top condition is like a juggling act. It takes a lot, whether that is the amount of money and time you put in or the strategy and planning that goes into the entire process. A huge amount of effort is required to help your website perform at its optimal level. And it can get overwhelming pretty fast if you go in without a plan.
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ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) is a key metric that helps marketers determine the efficacy of their advertising spending and craft effective strategies for better outcomes. Businesses with well-optimized ROAS strategies usually achieve higher profits.
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To ensure your website performs optimally, remains secure, and provides a seamless user experience, you need website management. Website management encompasses a wide range of responsibilities—from infrastructure management, such as server configurations and DNS optimization, to content updates and security protocols.
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Social media platforms have transformed how businesses engage with their audiences, offering unparalleled opportunities for brand visibility and growth. Among these platforms, TikTok has emerged as a powerhouse, captivating users with its dynamic and engaging short-form videos. However, as discussions around TikTok’s potential ban in the United States intensify, marketers face uncertainty about the platform’s future. This article explores TikTok’s impact on marketing, the implications of a ban, alternative platforms, and strategies for maintaining a robust online presence.
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You may be running a personal blog or a full-fledged business platform, every business requires a strong foundation, this is where web hosting and maintenance step in. Web Hosting is a great way to keep your site live on the internet whereas maintenance ensures that it is running smoothly, securely, and effectively.
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Even a fraction of a second matters when it comes to hosting. If your website is not using the best suited hosting solution, security breaches can happen at any time. And these security breaches can derail your online operations. Therefore, choosing the right web hosting solution has become more important than ever.
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Managing your website is more than keeping it live; it requires ensuring every element operates seamlessly to improve the user experience. Website management is the ongoing process of maintaining and optimizing your website for the best possible user experience. It is crucial because it helps you achieve your business goals – thought leadership, revenue increase, brand awareness, loyal brand community, etc. Your website’s level of functionality will determine whether visitors read your content or buy your products.
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WooCommerce is a customizable, open-source eCommerce platform built on WordPress.
In this article, you will learn about the primary features and benefits of WooCommerce.
If you’re ready to start an eCommerce store, get up and running fast with a WooCommerce Hosting plan from InMotion.
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Did you know that almost half of the world’s population speaks more than one language?
That’s a pretty staggering number, and it proves just how important localization is for businesses. In fact, 75% of customers are more likely to buy from a brand again if they get support in their native language.
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VPS stands for “Virtual Private Server.” It is a virtual machine or container that acts like a separate server. These servers are created by splitting one larger physical server into smaller “virtual” parts and then renting those out to users. This type of virtual provisioning offers some separation that gives users more control, better security, and more resources to run websites faster.
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Some of the many questions that arise when building a website for a non-profit revolve around WordPress and WordPress Hosting. As a non-profit, there are many limiting factors that come into play when answering these questions. How much money will it cost, will there be support if or when needed, what is the best hosting plan that will not break the bank?
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