How To Manage Multiple Websites On WordPress If you find yourself in a position where you are managing multiple websites on WordPress, it can be tough. Here is how to save time and money. WordPress is the most popular content management system (CMS) in the world. Many sites worldwide use it for good reasons: It extensibility means that you can build more than just a website; its open-source nature means you own your site, and it tends to rank pretty well in search engines. Your only limit when it comes to WordPress is your imagination. However, like a lot of other forms of websites, it does need some care to manage to make sure it’s safe and secure. This can be a bit intimidating for a new user, but with a bit of planning, you can have a management strategy for your WordPress websites that works and is scalable for your business. In this article I’ll share the questions I ask myself to manage WordPress in a scalable fashion. Which Version Of WordPress Is Right For You? The first questi...
Google significantly changed the crawler documentation, resulting in a higher level of information density and tighter topical coverage Google has launched a major revam p of its Crawler documentation, shrinking the main overview page and splitting content into three new, more focused pages. Although the changelog downplays the changes there is an entirely new section and basically a rewrite of the entire crawler overview page. The additional pages allows Google to increase the information density of all the crawler pages and improves topical coverage. What Changed? Google’s documentation changelog notes two changes but there is actually a lot more. Here are some of the changes: Added an updated user agent string for the GoogleProducer crawler Added content encoding information Added a new section about technical properties The technical properties section contains entirely new information that didn’t previously exist. There are no changes to the crawler behavior, but by creating...