Abraham Lincoln MAY have said, “Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.” While the quote above may not be true, the lessons are. Whether you’re starting a business, creating content, or working for the man every night and day, repeatedly practicing is one… Read It
We manage WordPress which as we all know requires a login to use. We also provide a standalone interface to manage your Pagely Hosting Account which has its own account management system. Add to that a typical Pagely customer may have multiple WordPress sites, each with their own Administrator login and user. So here you are left… Read It
Self editing is hard. Try as we might not to, we all get caught up in our own style and writing patterns. Similar to how loving something can cause us to overlook flaws, editing your own writing is not something to brush off.
All active resellers have just received an email with details on using the new setup. Thank you for your patience as we worked to improve the experience for you and your clients. Interested in becoming a Pagely Reseller? We have made our suite of world-class WordPress Hosting tools available to agencies and developers for some time. We have recently… Read It
Managed WordPress Hosting SaaS for Everyone Over a year ago we announced a program we called the Pagely Vertical Platform. It was a method for 3rd party plugin and theme developers to offer hosting in conjunction to their existing offerings. We have seen success with it, but we felt it was lacking in a few… Read It
A recent tweet caused me to think about why people love Page.ly. (Yes, I did use the “L” word.) https://twitter.com/jessostroff/status/235872577309003776 Sure, Page.ly’s WordPress Hosting makes it dead simple for customers to get started with their own WP powered site, but so do other companies. My take? Great customer service sets Page.ly apart. Tweets in the… Read It
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 competitive intelligence gathering on other managed WordPress hosting companies from time to time. It’s smart… Read It
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 under a typical SEO plan, it very much should. What it is But content marketing… Read It
I wrote a 5 part “Founder’s Story” on how we built page.ly. We touched on some of the technical aspects such as server configuration and system design choices as well as some business aspects. Give them a read if you will. Part 1 : Identifying the opportunity Part 2 : Managed WordPress Hosting Part 3… Read It
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 server improvements and a bit on the things to come. [Part 1] [Part 2] [Part 3]… Read It
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 and a bit on the things to come. [Part 1] [Part 2] [Part 3] Time to… Read It
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 more readers. (Not that they know what they’re going to do with those readers quite… Read It
This is the third 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 and a bit on the things to come. [Part 1] [Part 2] Page.ly finds a new… Read It
WordCamp PHX is just around the corner. If you can go, you should, you’ll have fun. Unfortunately this year we (Sally and I) won’t be in attendance. It’s our home town and last year we really enjoyed helping make WordCamp PHX 2011 probably the best WC ever. Our two newest employees will likely make a… Read It
This is the second 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 and a bit on the things to come. [Part 1] Building a better mousetrap. Page.ly was launched… Read It
