The WordPress team has been hard at work and will soon release WordPress 3.4. Page.ly will update all client sites to 3.4 about 2 weeks after the release date. This is to allow a little extra time for the version … Continue reading
Calling all WordPress Professionals to PressNomics 2012
We are excited to announce an event we have been planning for the last 2 months or so. PressNomics is the Economics of WordPress conference aimed specifically at commercial entities in the WordPress economy. Head over to PressNomics site for all the … Continue reading
Beautiful Web Fonts by Typecase
Read the news over on the UpThemes blog. All new page.ly Managed WordPress Hosting sites come with the sweetest of plugins, Typecase by UpThemes pre-installed. Type-o-files rejoice.
Not so Fast.
Update: Seems maybe the site in question is being routed through cloudflare as well. May impact loads times. Cloudflare does not cache html output as far as I know, so likely a pass thru request. So we do a little … Continue reading
Shayne Sanderson – WP Heavy Hitter
Page.ly’s Head of Support aka El Furioso is…………. SHAYNE SANDERSON!! Shayne and his wife are good friends of ours and we love and value them dearly. Shayne is the definition of unparalleled support. He cares about our clients as much as we … Continue reading
A Hosting industry First, Page.ly now with FREE SHIPPING
Here at page.ly we are used to being out front of things. We were not only the innovators of Managed WordPress Hosting, nor are we just the model that all others try to imitate. No, page.ly goes further. We go places others … Continue reading
March 19 and 23 outages, explained.
The 6.5 hour outage we experienced on the evening of March 19 was due to an internal firewall going off the rails. The device and our network is managed by our provider Firehost, who did a great job attempting to remedy the … Continue reading
Scheduled Maintenance Sat-Mon 10pm PST
We will be doing maintenance and upgrades on our storage 3 nights in a row. Sat March 17th, Sunday the 18th, and Monday the 19th at 10pm PST. A small % of sites will be affected each night as we upgrade the … Continue reading
El Vaquero Furioso will be unmasked at WordCamp San Diego
You know him, you love him. He is El Vaquero Furioso our lead support cowboy and the most important person working for page.ly. We think he is the bomb diggity and does a fantastic job of looking after our thousands of … Continue reading
Andrew Norcross – WP Heavy Hitter
In this edition of WP Heavy Hitters we are proud to showcase Andrew Norcross. Andrew is a good hearted, trend setter. Don’t let his quiet demeanor fool you because when he talks and shares info, people listen. Andrew won Page.ly’s … Continue reading
P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler) Plugin by GoDaddy and Starfieldtech.
I am not in the habit of showering praise on GoDaddy in general. Their whole business model makes my skin crawl. How many upsell checkboxes does one need to uncheck to purchase a domain name? However, I was digging around … Continue reading
Content Marketing: Fancy SEO Gimmick Or Sound Digital Strategy?
All the big blog sites are doing it. From Techcrunch to Copyblogger and Mashable (almost too much) to any business with an active blog, content marketing is becoming a trusted strategy for long-term online success. While it doesn’t fall directly … Continue reading
Building Page.ly Part5: Growing forward
This is the fifth and final installment of a mulitpart part series where we aim to share with you some of the technical aspects of what powers the Managed WordPress Hosting system we developed here at page.ly, how we started, the recent … Continue reading
Building Page.ly Part4: Scalable and Fast Managed WordPress Hosting
This is the fourth installment of a mulitpart part series where we aim to share with you some of the technical aspects of what powers the Managed WordPress Hosting system we developed here at page.ly, how we started, the recent server improvements … Continue reading
How To Find And Write Guest Posts For Fun And Profit
The #1 question new bloggers ask is always the same. No matter if you’re blogging for your business, for yourself, for money or for a charitable cause, everyone wants to know one thing. What’s that one thing? How to get … Continue reading