Thoughts about technology, innovation and business in the WordPress ecosystem.
Lee Matthew Jackson is an entrepreneurial consultant for digital agencies. He is the host of the Trailblazer FM podcast, YouTube Channel, and the Agency Transformation
Is the future of eCommerce still bright, especially after COVID restrictions are slowly removed around the world? Absolutely. In this post on Forbes.com, Convesio CEO
What is the future of the metaverse? And how will it affect technology companies, especially remote ones? In an article published by the Forbes Technology
A look behind the Convesio curtain.
WordPress itself and the technologies required to run WordPress have matured over the years. In this post we answer the question “Is WordPress Scalabe?” and what it takes to make your WordPress site scale to handle millions of views.
3 Year Convesio Customer, 3 weeks on the job as COO
Let’s take a look at where WordPress is at today, where it’s headed, and what we can expect from the world’s most popular CMS in 2022 and beyond.
Welcome to our re-designed blog covering innovation, performance and the future of WordPress
There’s a lot of support within the WordPress space, with time and energy given voluntarily by contributors to the WordPress project. It’s the beauty of open-source software, and yet, I’d argue that those good intentions get misplaced after the contributions are done – when it comes to deciding how to spend our money.
Two of the biggest WordPress problems are speed and security – and I bet you’ve experienced both of these issues. WordPress is notoriously slow, often due to poor hosting, and it’s the most-hacked content management system (CMS), too.
WordPress was released in 2003, and it’s gone through numerous changes since then. Major releases come out every 4 to 5 months, and minor releases can be even more frequent.
At Convesio, we’re changing the WordPress hosting game for good. We’re here to challenge legacy hosting solutions, with their outdated shared and Virtual Private Server (VPS) technology and slow and inefficient support.
Now that WordCamp US is a few weeks behind me, I’ve had time to sit down and think about how impactful this event was to me as a member of the WordPress community.
I’ve been building websites for 20 years and without a doubt, hosting client sites can be one of the most frustrating things about running an agency when something unexpected goes wrong.
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