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These days, websites tend to get visitors from all over the world. How can you make sure that, even if someone visits your site from the other side of the globe, it still loads efficiently? The answer: content delivery systems, short CDNs.

Website development has become a race at break-neck speed - but not to finish your web design. Businesses are joining the market, leaving, or reinventing their websites all the time. Instead, the race is for who can load the fastest page. Let's dive into the top WordPress tactics for improving the loading time for every page on your website.

WordPress can seem like one of the most straightforward and user-friendly platforms on the planet. Yet even a platform as intuitive as WordPress requires regular maintenance: backups to prevent potential data loss; updates to keep your site optimized; anti-spam software to guard against comment spam; security measures to guard against hacks; and various other best practices to keep your site as good as new. Here's what you need to know about Maintaining Your WordPress Site.

We've all been there. You pull up a website, either to browse or answer a specific question - and it doesn't want to load. More quickly than you might want to admit, you navigate back to Google search results and look for an alternative that's more user-friendly.

For a wide range of reasons, a website can be crucial to helping your business gain audience exposure and grow its revenue. Unfortunately, too many businesses make the assumption that a great website can be accomplished with one major web design project, and little follow up.

In reality, website maintenance is important. We would even argue that it's one of the most vital steps to ensuring long-term success in marketing and growing your business digitally. Here's why.