
5 signs your WordPress site has been hacked, and what to do first
Strange redirects, unknown admin users and Google warnings are the most common clues. Here is how to spot a hacked WordPress site and the first steps to take.

Strange redirects, unknown admin users and Google warnings are the most common clues. Here is how to spot a hacked WordPress site and the first steps to take.

If your quotes and invoices keep ending up in spam folders, the cause is usually missing email authentication. Here is what SPF, DKIM and DMARC do, in plain English.

Both are excellent, but they suit different businesses. We compare cost, control, payments and day-to-day running to help you choose.

Most of your visitors are on mobile data. Here are the usual reasons a WordPress site crawls on phones, and the fixes that make the biggest difference.

Updates, backups, monitoring and security: here is what you should expect from a website maintenance plan, and the questions to ask before you sign up.

A clear brief gets you a better website, faster and for a more accurate price. Here is what to gather before your first call.

Card payments, bank transfers and international customers: an overview of the main payment options for websites selling in Nigeria, the UK and the US.