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4 Reasons Every Business Needs A Website 1. Your Customers Expect It If you’re a business that relies on the internet to find customers, you need a website. Why? Because it’s your only way to show people what your company is all about—and how they can get in touch with you. 2. Offers Social Proof A website is like a good-looking resume: It shows people who you are and what you do. A website is also like a good-looking business…

Top 8 Tips to Secure Your Email Server 1. Configure mail relay options carefully to avoid being an Open Relay It’s very important to configure your mail relay parameter to be very restrictive. All mail servers have this option, where you can specify which domains or IP addresses your mail server will relay mail for. In other words, this parameter specifies for whom your SMTP protocol should forward mail. Misconfiguration of this option can harm you because spammers can use your mail server…

Happy 20th Anniversary, WordPress At Cambodia WordPress Community The world’s most beloved CMS turns 20 this week, marking two decades of content creation, innovation, and community contributions. What started as a small open source project now dominates the web, with more than 43% of all websites (and 63% of sites built with a CMS) using WordPress as their underlying framework. Since 2010, WP Engine has remained committed to the WordPress community, optimizing our platform and maintaining a robust suite of open source…

6 Easy Tips to Boost Your Website Speed! Are you tired of waiting around for your website to load? Do you want to improve the user experience and increase conversions on your site? If so, you’re in luck! In this post, I’ll be sharing 6 easy tips to boost your website speed in minutes. We understand the frustration of a slow-loading website. It’s like standing in a long line at the grocery store, watching the minutes tick by as you…

5 tips to increase WordPress security 1. Secure WordPress Login WordPress security starts with the login process, and here are a few tips to secure the WordPress login process: Rename your login URL: The default login for WordPress is wp-admin or wp-login.php, and it is also a main target of hackers. Plugins like iTheme Security allow you to change this URL, so it is no longer a target. Limit login attempts: Limit login attempts with a reCaptcha plugin to prevent hackers from…