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Why Are People Moving Away From WordPress? 7 Reasons

Why are people moving away from WordPress? Some website owners are, and the reasons are easy enough to list.  Maintenance demands, technical complexity, security responsibilities, performance work and a better fit with another platform come up again and again. Let’s be clear about what this article is not saying.  WordPress isn’t collapsing, and not everyone …

How Much Traffic Can a WordPress Site Handle on Shared Hosting?

Let’s start with the actual numbers, since that’s probably what you’re here for.  A well optimized WordPress site on shared hosting can often handle around 10,000 to 50,000 visitors per month.  A WordPress site on a properly configured VPS or cloud server can manage 100,000 visitors per month or more.  With caching, a CDN and …

How to Delete a User Account on WordPress: Step-by-Step Guide

WordPress lets administrators remove individual user accounts directly from the dashboard, without needing any technical workarounds for the standard case.  The part that actually trips people up isn’t the deletion itself though. It’s what happens to that user’s posts, pages, comments and other content once the account is gone. Here’s the direct answer first, since …

How Many Websites Can You Host on One Hosting Account?

You’ve got two or three websites, maybe a personal blog, a small business site, a side project you’re testing out. And paying for a completely separate hosting account for each one feels like overkill.  It’s a fair instinct, and it’s one of the most common questions people ask once they realize their hosting bill could …

Free Hosting vs Paid Hosting in Kenya: Which Should You Choose?

Free hosting costs nothing, so why would anyone pay for hosting at all?  It’s a fair question, and for certain projects, the honest answer is that you genuinely don’t need to. Free hosting can be perfectly usable for small, simple websites.  The limitations start to matter once a website needs more storage, more traffic headroom, …