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The Permanent Solution To The Missed Schedule Error In WordPress

Have your scheduled posts ever missed their schedules in WordPress? Did you find a solution to the problem? How did you fix it (if you fixed)?

Permanent solution to the WordPress Error of Missed Schedules on posts and other scheduled tasks

One of the issues people say they started to notice was the missed schedule errors since WordPress version 3.5. A lot of people have experienced this error after they implemented W3 Total Cache plugin.

Digging further, some people say the problem arises when Database Caching or Object Caching is enabled in W3 Total Cache plugin. There are many different opinions about it. However, it’s not clear if W3 Total Cache will ever be able to fix this problem.

Updated On February 18, 2022 In Blogging Managing WordPress, Missed Schedules, Publishing, Scheduled Tasks, Server Load, WordPress Hosting, WordPress Scheduling, WP-CRON

How To Choose The Most Suitable Managed WordPress Hosting Service

Kumar Gauraw

Have you noticed a sudden increase in the number of hosting companies offering managed WordPress hosting service?

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Last week, I was approached by two of my good friends asking me to recommend a reliable WordPress hosting company. Since they were just getting started, I recommended BlueHost to them as a good option for beginners.

However, these people seem to have done their homework before talking to me. So, they asked, “How about going for managed WordPress hosting offered by BlueHost?”

Updated On August 14, 2014 In Blogging Managed WordPress Hosting, Managing WordPress, Premium Hosting, Shared Hosting, WordPress Backup, WordPress Hosting, WordPress Plugins, WordPress Security

How To Lock Down Your WordPress Admin And Save Your Server Resources

Kumar Gauraw

Did you know that hackers may be trying to consume your server bandwidth and CPU resources at this very moment if you have a WordPress powered website?

lock down WordPress Admin - Protect your website and server resources

Do you have any mechanism to know that someone is trying to get into your website? Do you have any protection mechanism enabled?

You Might Have Heard Of BruteForce Attacks

A large botnet of more than 90,000 compromised servers has been attempting to break into WordPress websites (randomly) by continually trying to get into the WordPress admin dashboard using the default “admin” username and guessing passwords.

Updated On October 27, 2014 In Blogging Brute Force Attacks, Managing WordPress, Protect Your WordPress, WordPress Admin, WordPress Plugins, WordPress Security

All You Need To Know About Managed WordPress Hosting

Kumar Gauraw

Managed WordPress Hosting isn’t something that everybody is aware of and especially if you are new to online marketing or blogging, you may still be figuring out things about WordPress Hosting.

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When I shared my experience with WP Engine and my reasons for moving out to start my own fully Managed WordPress Hosting service, many people asked me about this concept and how is it different from normal WordPress Hosting that most hosting companies offer.

Updated On April 2, 2014 In Business Best Hosting Services, Good Hosting Service, Krishna World Wide, Managed WordPress Hosting, Managing WordPress, Website Hosting, WordPress Hosting

Why I Moved Out Of WP Engine To Have My Own Hosting Server

Kumar Gauraw

Moving from one shared hosting environment to another was a lot of stress for me due to one problem or another. Sometimes it was their server’s performance. Other times the hosting company was complaining that my website was consuming way more resources than they allocated to my account. It was all very frustrating.

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Looking for a better solution and to give myself a peace of mind, I decided to go for a managed WordPress hosting service. I knew it was going to cost me at least 15-20 times more than I was paying in a shared hosting environment, but I also knew I needed to get rid of those shared hosting issues.

By the way, you can check out my recent post where I shared why Managed WordPress Hosting is desired for serious bloggers and online entrepreneurs.

So, I decided to bite the bullet and signed up for what they call 'the BMW of managed hosting', WP Engine. I signed up for a $900 yearly plan and moved 3 of my websites, excited to see how my website performance and overall experience improves.

Updated On March 5, 2014 In Business CloudFlare, Managed WordPress Hosting, Managing WordPress, Website Hosting, WordPress, WordPress Hosting, WordPress Themes, WordPress Website

Top WordPress Plugins For Your WordPress Blog [Updated]

Kumar Gauraw

My goal with this post is to discuss some of the top WordPress plugins I use and recommend. If you have questions about installing WordPress plugins, you may want to refer to my earlier post about installing WordPress Plugins on your blog.

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One of my favorite things about WordPress as a blogging platform, is the ability to extend its features by using WordPress plugins. A few clicks and you are on your way to having a fully functional website with some great features.

Since I posted about setting up a self-hosted WordPress and blog, many people have asked for my recommendations on WordPress plugins, and so this post.

Naturally, it is hard to decide what to install and what to leave from more than 22000 plugins available in WordPress Plugins directory, isn't it? However, with a careful consideration of your needs, you can choose what you need and leave the rest.

Updated On January 12, 2014 In Blogging Managing WordPress, WordPress Backup, WordPress Blog, WordPress Plugins, WordPress Website

12 Powerful And Easy Ways To Speed Up Your WordPress Website

Kumar Gauraw

To speed up your website, is to have happy visitors and happy Google, isn't that true? A website that loads fast for its visitors gains credibility and traffic much faster than those that do not. So, how do we do that?

Maintaining your WordPress blog itself is a task that needs regular attention. On top of that, publishing fresh content on a regular basis is a task enough to easily keep you busy for a few hours.

But what is the point of writing fresh, well written and exciting content if your visitors aren’t happy about the way your website loads? What is the point of putting so much hard work into design and content if Google is not happy because your website loads too slow?

Updated On January 27, 2014 In Blogging Easy Ways, Loading Speed, Managing WordPress, Page Speed, Powerful Steps, Website Speed, Website Traffic, WordPress Blog, WordPress Plugins, WordPress Website

Best Way To Manage Your WordPress Blogs Is To Use ManageWP

Kumar Gauraw

When I started blogging just a couple of years ago, I did not think it was necessary to worry about the security of my WordPress Blogs or make regular backups very often. Whenever possible, I did manage to make a few backups, once in a while, using the default backup services provided by the web hosting companies.

ManageWP - The Best Way To Manage WordPress Blogs And Websites

However, as my blog and online business footprint started to grow, I soon realized that it is not just about writing and publishing blog posts, but I also needed to take good care of things: like managing plugins, database optimization and even SEO improvements, wherever applicable.

Updated On April 30, 2013 In Product Reviews Hosting Company, ManageWP, Managing Blogs, Managing WordPress, Web Hosting, Website Clone, WordPress Backup, WordPress Blog, WordPress Plugin, WordPress Security

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You Might Have Heard Of BruteForce Attacks

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