Help for DIY Site Owners with WordPress, SEO, HTTPS, Security, and Performance
UpdraftPlus is a super backup plugin. But, there are significant differences between the free and premium versions of the plugin.
Plus, there’s overlap between features in the premium version and the Migrator plugin add-on too.
See a full comparison of each version, plus what version I recommend for your needs as a DIY site owner or designer/webmaster.
Read MoreSee the extra features in the premium version of the UpdraftPlus plugin and how to set them up.
Read MoreSee how to backup and restore your site with the free version of the UpdraftPlus plugin, plus an easy way to backup the files it does not automatically get that you most definitely want to have.
Read MoreOne of the biggest hurdles to replacing an old plugin is finding all of the places it’s currently being used.
There’s an easy way to search all of your site content and find where that plugin’s code is lurking.
And you can even print out a spreadsheet with all of the page and post titles too.
Read MoreThat’s it. I’ve had it with the W3TC plugin. See why I won’t use it again and advise you don’t either.
Read MoreOutdated plugins can introduce a serious security issue on your site. See easy ways to find outdated plugins and ones that have been removed from the WordPress Plugins Repository.
Read MoreLet’s help each other!
Get your site ready for the move to PHP 7 plus get rid of major security issues by eliminating your seriously old plugins in this fun, free, and easy challenge for the month of May.
Read MoreSee how an easy way to test your WordPress plugins for PHP 7 compatibility in this quick MaAnna Minute video and tutorial.
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