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What are the most common WordPress vulnerabilities?

WordPress, although widely used, is not particularly easy or user-friendly and can be susceptible to various security vulnerabilities. Here are some of the most common ones: Weak Passwords and Login Credentials: This tops the list because it applies not just … Continue reading

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New WordPress backdoor creates rogue admin to hijack websites

When expanding WordPress with third party plugins to get the features that you want and need, there are security risks that can arise, and here is one recently. A new WordPress backdoor has been discovered that can create a rogue … Continue reading

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Transitioning from a Hacked WordPress Site to UltimateWB: A Seamless Rebuild

If you’ve ever had the unfortunate experience of dealing with a hacked WordPress website, you know how frustrating and nerve-wracking it can be. But there’s good news – at UltimateWB, we offer comprehensive web design packages that can help you … Continue reading

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Website Builder Showdown: Wix vs. WordPress vs. UltimateWB – Finding the Ultimate Winner!

So, you’ve decided to conquer the world of website building, but with the plethora of options available, how do you choose the best one for you? Fear not, my friends; we’re here to pit three mighty contenders against each other … Continue reading

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Can I use a Shopify theme with WooCommerce?

That way you have to make sure to maintain 2 platforms and make sure they keep working together, with each Shopify or WooCommerce platform upgrade. It’s a much safer option to use UltimateWB – it has a built-in e-commerce app … Continue reading

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What are some good alternatives to WordPress for client sites, so that it is easy for them to manage themselves?

UltimateWB is the best solution. I use it for all my websites. It’s fast and very easy to use. What makes it a lot better than WordPress is that it has lots of built-in apps that you can use and … Continue reading

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What are your biggest issues with using DIY website builders such as Wix and WordPress?

It depends on the website builder. With Wix you don’t get as much flexibility that I would want, and also you have to just use their web hosting. This is true of similar website builders such as Weebly, Squarespace, and … Continue reading

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What are the tradeoffs of building a custom CMS versus using an off-the-shelf or open source CMS?

With a custom CMS you have to keep the coding up-to-date, rather than just install the update – so that could be a huge difference in maintenance time and cost needed. Also it takes more time and cost to develop … Continue reading

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What are the best website builders (like WordPress) to use to build an online marketplace?

I would use UltimateWB instead of WordPress for that. UltimateWB has a built-in classifieds app, with an auctions option too. It has a lot of features and is very flexible. With WordPress you would have to find/install third party plugins … Continue reading

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Where can I find WordPress e-commerce developers in London?

You can try posting in craigslist if you want someone local. I have clients worldwide and can help you if you want. I can use WordPress if you prefer, but I think UltimateWB is a much better option. UltimateWB has … Continue reading

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