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WordPress is awesome, but being so popular means it’s a target for nasties! New holes in plugins and themes pop up all the time, and waiting for fixes can be a bit of a nail-biter, even if you keep everything updated. Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) are designed to catch these threats before they can do […]

WordPress powers more than 43% of the internet, but enterprise teams still ask: Can it really handle complex workflows, traffic surges, and strict security requirements? The answer is yes. When done right, WordPress scales far beyond its blogging roots. From global publishers to major tech brands, today’s top enterprises are using WordPress to run high-traffic, […]

When urgent changes on your WordPress site aren’t showing up, whether it’s updating WooCommerce pricing during a sale or correcting content during peak traffic, the first thing you should try is clearing the cache. A stubborn cache can mean updates don’t show up when they should, which can frustrate visitors and hurt your revenue.  Caching […]

Managing one WordPress site is typically straightforward, but when you’re running multiple sites for different clients or brands, things can get a bit tricky. Agencies and developers are often responsible for keeping 10+ high-traffic sites running smoothly, and this requires efficient resource allocation. Without the proper infrastructure, performance issues like server throttling, slow load times, […]

Migrating your WordPress site to a new host can be intimidating, especially when you’re concerned about downtime or losing important data. While it’s possible to migrate manually, you need to understand that manual migrations can be complex, particularly when you’re aiming to maintain uptime. This requires careful planning and execution, especially for high-traffic websites where […]

BigScoots proudly announces the addition of renowned eCommerce strategist Zach Stepek to lead its Agency Program and expand enterprise capabilities.

If you’re running a high-traffic WordPress site with customers across different regions, showing the right content to the right people matters (like, a lot). But most geotargeting setups either come with a hefty price tag or raise red flags around user privacy. Traditional IP-based services can cost thousands every month, and GPS-based options collect way […]

Speed can make or break a WordPress site, especially for enterprise businesses and high-traffic eCommerce stores. During peak sales events like Black Friday, slow sites send frustrated customers straight to competitors, and that’s the last thing you want! Slow-loading pages result in lost revenue, lower search rankings, and a poor user experience. Mobile users are […]

If you’re reading this, you likely started your site on Blogger, but now it’s growing. Maybe you’re hitting traffic limits, struggling to scale revenue, or just want more control before those issues arise. Blogger’s customization and SEO tools are limited, making it harder to grow long-term. Moving to WordPress gives you flexibility, better performance, and […]

If you run a high-traffic or enterprise WordPress site, your login page is one of the biggest security risks. It’s the gateway for thousands (or even millions!) of users, and it’s also the first place automated attackers will test for weaknesses. Brute-force login attempts, credential stuffing, and bot-driven attacks target WordPress logins constantly, searching for […]

When it comes to running a fast, reliable WordPress site, caching can feel like both a superhero and a villain. On one hand, it speeds up your site, reduces server load, and keeps visitors happy. On the other hand, if not configured properly, it can be a real pain, with the likes of outdated content […]

Managing an enterprise WordPress site? Not easy, right? When you’re handling literally millions of visitors and keeping everything airtight on the security and compliance front, you need hosting that can cope. We’re talking integration with your business systems, ticking all the compliance boxes, and delivering performance you can actually count on – SLAs and all. […]