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In recent years, we've featured interviews with remarkable individuals from the WordPress community and beyond. Inspired by this, we created roundups highlighting popular questions and insightful answers from these interviews.
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If you’re considering using InMotion Hosting for your website(s), our honest InMotion Hosting review will help you make the right decision.
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Most of us know that plugins are the answer to the question of how to create a multi-language website in WordPress. However, this is only a small part of the story. Multilingual website design across the web can be complex and incorporate a number of advanced technologies and strategies you have to understand in full. While search engine optimization (SEO) is important, you’ll also need to understand the culture of each locale in order to invoke trust and loyalty towards your site.
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LiteSpeed Cache vs W3 Total Cache: Which Cache Is Better?
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