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One of the big reasons why companies pick Drupal is because it’s designed to handle large amounts of web traffic. Drupal 7 put a lot of effort into improving scalability and performance, but as always: it depends. It depends on your website and the type of traffic you handle.

Network availability – and Internet availability in particular– is critical to any business today. A global economy means that even after official opening hours, many employees are still working shifts or staying on the job to cover different time zones.

While many small-and-medium sized businesses (SMBs) understand the importance of content marketing , many lack the resources and expertise to develop an effecitve content marketing plan.

Inevitably, your servers will reach the end of their lifecycle. They cross over the line and become more cost-effective to replace than repair. The cost and effort of upgrading, not to mention downtime, is a daunting one for any business.

Marketing is getting more and more technical and websites are no exception.

WordPress’ simplicity and multi-functionality have made it one of the most popular content management software (CMS) for many small-to-medium sized businesses (SMBs) (related article: 

Adding Twitter icons or tweets on your website is an effective way to cross promote social channels, increase online sharing, and gain new followers. Here are four different ways you can integrate Twitter with your WordPress site:  

For many small to medium size businesses (SMBs), the notion of auditing their IT infrastructure sounds like overkill. 

Comment spam is random comments posted on blogs, wikis, guestbooks, forms, or other online discussion boards. Some spammers do this to increase their website’s search ranking by including links back to their site.

WordPress, a popular content management system (CMS), offers a variety of features that let marketing teams optimize their search rankings and attract quality organic traffic.