Tag Archives: WordPress

AI Website Builders That Say “No-Code” – But Actually Aren’t

“I want a website builder that’s actually no-code — but the AI website builders that say they are… really aren’t. Can UltimateWB help?” Yes! You’re not the only one asking that. AI website builders love to advertise a “no-code” experience. … Continue reading

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Is Your Website Leaving Money on the Table? Fix Your Homepage to Convert More Visitors

If your website isn’t bringing in the customers, leads, or sales you were expecting, the issue might not be your product or service – it could be your homepage layout. Most DIY websites follow a predictable (and ineffective) structure that … Continue reading

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Why Avoiding Third-Party Plugins Makes Your Website Faster, Safer, and Easier to Manage

Many website builders – like WordPress, Shopify, and Wix – rely heavily on third-party plugins to add features and functionality. While plugins can be convenient, they often come with trade-offs in speed, security, and maintenance, which can frustrate users and … Continue reading

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How One Plugin Update Broke a WordPress Site – And How You Can Avoid It

Imagine this: after weeks of work customizing your WordPress site, testing every feature, and preparing for launch, you finally go live. Everything is working smoothly… until the next day, when a plugin auto-updates – and suddenly, nothing works. That’s exactly … Continue reading

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Which Website Builders Let You Add PHP? Most Don’t – But One Makes It Easy

When choosing a website builder, most people look at design templates, ease of use, or maybe SEO tools. But there’s a powerful capability that often gets overlooked: support for custom PHP code. Whether you’re just launching a site now or … Continue reading

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Do Your Website Visitors Have to Clear Their Browser Cache? Here’s Why That’s a Problem – And Why You Don’t Need to Worry with UltimateWB

Have you ever updated your website only to hear from visitors that they still see the old version? Or maybe you’ve been told to “clear your browser cache” just to see changes on a site? That’s a common frustration – … Continue reading

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Why UltimateWB Beats Wix, WordPress, and Squarespace: A Website Builder Comparison for 2025

Choosing a website builder in 2025 can feel overwhelming. With so many platforms promising simplicity, speed, and flexibility, how do you separate hype from reality? If you’ve tried Wix, WordPress, or Squarespace and found yourself frustrated with slow loading times, … Continue reading

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WordPress Co-Founder Warns Lawsuits Could “Force the Closure of WordPress.org”

The ongoing legal battle between WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg and hosting company WP Engine has escalated, with Mullenweg issuing a stark warning about the potential consequences: “The lawsuits will go years and could potentially bankrupt me or force the closure … Continue reading

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WordPress: A Fork in the Road? Automattic Cuts Back, Prioritizes Profits

Automattic, the company behind WordPress.com, recently announced a significant reduction in its sponsored contributions to the core WordPress open source project. This move, driven by legal battles with competitor WP Engine and a stated desire for a “level playing field,” … Continue reading

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