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If you woke up to news that StellarWP is being dissolved as a brand, you probably have questions. Back in 2021, hosting company Liquid Web (the same parent that owns Nexcess) launched StellarWP as an umbrella brand to bring together a growing portfolio of WordPress plugins it had been acquiring since 2020. Over the years

WordPress 7.0 is shaping up to be one of the most significant releases in recent years, or simply the most ambitious rebranding of what WordPress thinks it is. Perhaps I’m not being direct enough, so let me put it another way: version 7.0 represents the biggest shift in what WordPress actually wants to be in

You’ve set aside time for a client appointment, prepared your materials, and blocked out your calendar. Then the appointment time comes, and nobody shows up. It’s frustrating, and it’s costing your business both time and money. You’ve probably noticed how doctors and dentists handle this. They send you email reminders days before your appointment, then

WordPress 7.0 is shaping up to be one of the most significant releases in recent years, or simply the most ambitious rebranding of what WordPress thinks it is. Perhaps I’m not being direct enough, so let me put it another way: version 7.0 represents the biggest shift in what WordPress actually wants to be in

Out-of-stock products don’t just mean missed sales. They also mean missed opportunities to keep customers coming back to your WooCommerce store. The good news is that there’s an easy way to recover those lost sales. Adding a “Notify When Back in Stock” feature to your WooCommerce store lets customers sign up to be alerted the

WordPress 7.0 is shaping up to be one of the most significant releases in recent years, or simply the most ambitious rebranding of what WordPress thinks it is. Perhaps I’m not being direct enough, so let me put it another way: version 7.0 represents the biggest shift in what WordPress actually wants to be in

Out-of-stock products don’t just mean missed sales. They also mean missed opportunities to keep customers coming back to your WooCommerce store. The good news is that there’s an easy way to recover those lost sales. Adding a “Notify When Back in Stock” feature to your WooCommerce store lets customers sign up to be alerted the

WordPress 7.0 is shaping up to be one of the most significant releases in recent years, or simply the most ambitious rebranding of what WordPress thinks it is. Perhaps I’m not being direct enough, so let me put it another way: version 7.0 represents the biggest shift in what WordPress actually wants to be in

Out-of-stock products don’t just mean missed sales. They also mean missed opportunities to keep customers coming back to your WooCommerce store. The good news is that there’s an easy way to recover those lost sales. Adding a “Notify When Back in Stock” feature to your WooCommerce store lets customers sign up to be alerted the

WordPress 7.0 is shaping up to be one of the most significant releases in recent years, or simply the most ambitious rebranding of what WordPress thinks it is. Perhaps I’m not being direct enough, so let me put it another way: version 7.0 represents the biggest shift in what WordPress actually wants to be in