WordPress and Squarespace are the two most popular CMSs (Content Management Systems) on the market. In this post we’ll dive into the strengths and weaknesses of each so you can decide what’s best for you.

SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer. In layman terms, it’s what keeps your website secure as your users use it. SSL is also known as HTTPS, or Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure. In this post, we’ll go over what SSL does, how to start setting it up,  as well as if you need it.

Websites can be expensive. For most people, coding and design is a foreign subject. They simply haven’t had to deal with the inner workings of building websites. However, there are several areas where you can trim some fat to cut down on website costs. We’ll go over five of those in this post and the ups and downs to doing each.

WordPress is a Content Management System, or CMS. It’s really THE CMS. There are other systems out there, but none come close to the WordPress’s market share. Over 25% of ALL websites purportedly use WordPress. That’s over 250 million sites! And there are many reasons for WordPress’s success which we will cover here as we go over more of what WordPress actually does.