SiteGround Gets a New Hosting Dashboard – No More cPanel
Here at WPLift, we always recommend SiteGround for WordPress users because we find its blend of performance, features, support, and price to be hard to
August 20, 2019 7 Comments
WordPress Hosting
These are our recommended WordPress hosting companies.
#1 SiteGround: Great Value for your Money
Siteground
Our choice for WPLift
What differentiates SiteGround from other providers is that they handcraft the whole hosting experience themselves to provide service that is fast, secure and amazingly supported.
Key Features
- Pre-built WordPress Caching
- Automatic WordPress upgrades
- One click WordPress install
- WordPress staging area
- Free WordPress migrations
- Free CDN for faster load times
- Choice of 3 server locations
- 24/7 WordPress help (phone chat & ticketing)
- Unlimited data transfer
#2 Kinsta Hosting: WordPress Hosting for Businesses
Kinsta Hosting
Google Cloud Powered Hosting
Kinsta is a high-performance managed WordPress host, and the first to exclusively utilize Google Cloud Platform, along with LXD containers, allowing for complete isolation and
Key Features
- Google Cloud Platform and NGINX for high-performance
- Fast server-level caching (no caching plugins required)
- Automatic scaling and daily backups
- HTTP/2 Support
- MariaDB and easy phpMyAdmin access
- Free SSL via Let’s Encrypt
- SSH, WP-CLI, Git
- One-click staging environments and cloning
- PHP 7 and HHVM
- 24×7 Support
- Hack fix guarantee
WPLift’s Big Guide to Managed WordPress Hosting
Managed WordPress hosting…if you’ve been around WordPress for any length of time, you’ve probably seen this term bandied about. But what is managed WordPress hosting? And do you actually need it for your site? And what’s more, which of the twenty million managed WordPress hosts out there are actually worth considering?
May 29, 2019 18 Comments
SiteGround vs Bluehost: Which Should You Choose for Your Hosting Needs?
Maybe you’re thinking about building a website, and you’re trying to determine which hosting company will best serve your needs. Perhaps you’ve already created one
May 21, 2019 No Comments
Flywheel Review (WordPress Hosting): Hands-On and Performance Tested
Thinking about using Flywheel to host your WordPress site? In our Flywheel review, we’ll go hands-on and show you how Flywheel performs, as well as
May 15, 2019 No Comments
What is Static WordPress Hosting? Pros/Cons and How to Get Started
Heard of this thing called “static WordPress hosting”? Wondering whether going static is right for your site? Whether you have no idea what static WordPress
April 23, 2019 7 Comments
How to Host WordPress on DigitalOcean Yourself (Even If You’re Not a Techie)
For the longest time, I’ve been fascinated with hosting WordPress on DigitalOcean by myself. I’ve seen people sharing pictures of how fast their tiny $5 per
April 18, 2019 3 Comments
Convesio is the future of WordPress hosting you’ve always wanted
This is a guest post written by Alex Denning. Imagine this: You’ve been working hard to build up your agency, and have steadily accrued a
April 16, 2019 No Comments
WordPress Hosting: How to Make the Right Choice for Your Clients?
Businesses using WordPress as a CMS are constantly worried about performance and ease of use but the majority of them are not technical. Although there
October 31, 2018 1 Comment
HostPapa Hosting Review: Affordable Hosting for Small Businesses
In this HostPapa hosting review, we will consider the range of plans, packages, and tools that HostPapa provides to help you create, host and secure
July 9, 2018 No Comments
SiteGround Review: Affordable Managed Hosting for WordPress
Looking for a SiteGround review before you make the plunge and host your website there? SiteGround is WPLift’s recommended WordPress hosting company. It’s also where
October 30, 2017 11 Comments
How to Determine When It’s Time to Switch WordPress Hosts?
Hosting can be a tricky business. You have dozens of options to choose from, all promising to be the best host for the job. Chances
July 19, 2017 2 Comments
Does My Business Need Managed WordPress Hosting?
You already know the importance of having a WordPress site that loads incredibly fast and doesn’t crash when one of your posts goes viral. Plus, you want a site that has a high level of security and can easily scale. Your host will either support these goals or detract from them. If you’ve been thinking about switching hosts, then managed WordPress hosting has probably come up on your radar.
April 19, 2017 1 Comment
Nestify Review – Managed WordPress Hosting At A Super Low Price
You know what I love about managed WordPress hosting? Beyond the awesome features…it’s how competitive things are becoming. See, competition is great because it brings
March 28, 2017 3 Comments
MagicPress Review – Is It The Ultimate WordPress Cloud Platform?
Want a simpler way to work with WordPress? MagicPress is a cloud platform for hosting, managing, and creating WordPress sites. And in this post, I’ll give you a hands on review of everything that it has to offer.
March 15, 2017 1 Comment
SiteGround Adds One-Click SSL Plugin to Its Automatic SSL Certificates
Earlier this year, we ran a newsletter letting you know that SiteGround had started automatically issuing Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates to sites. At the time, that was the biggest SSL news. As far as I know, no other shared host has made such a bold move.
February 27, 2017 No Comments
Interview with Stuart Melling, Co-Founder of 34SP.com Hosting Services
Today we are talking to Stuart Melling, co-founder of the UK-based web hosting provider 34SP.com. Founded in the year 2000 with fellow managing director, Daniel
October 6, 2016 No Comments
WordPress Hosting Related Security Measures
Security is of paramount importance for any website. One tiny loophole may cripple a years’ old popular website. Do you know that over a quarter
September 24, 2016 No Comments
Kinsta Hosting Review – High-Performance Managed WordPress Hosting
In today’s review, I’m going to be digging into Kinsta hosting. Since 2013, Kinsta has been providing high-performance managed WordPress hosting to businesses and enterprises.
August 11, 2016 No Comments
34SP.com Review – Fast, Secure and Managed WordPress Hosting
Today, I’ll be reviewing yet another WordPress hosting provider which has been in this business since the year 2000. 34SP.com, as the name goes, is a UK based web hosting company which got started with the prime focus of bridging the gap between sophisticated hosting solutions and affordable prices.
July 27, 2016 No Comments
A2 Hosting Review: Solid Web Hosting with Some WordPress Specific Features
Today we are looking at a web hosting company named A2 Hosting, a larger company started all the way back in 2001 as a one-person
November 17, 2015 No Comments
ThemeCloud: Simple, Managed WordPress Hosting with One-Click Theme Marketplace
ThemeCloud is a new managed WordPress hosting company which uses the Docker platform to host your sites in the cloud. They are looking to simplify
November 2, 2015 No Comments
Why I Moved WPLift Over to SiteGround Hosting & How We Increased the Site Speed
Almost 2 years ago to this day I became aware of a hosting company named SiteGround, they approached me to become one of my hosting
August 6, 2015 3 Comments
Inmotion Hosting Review: Managed Hosting, VPS, Dedicated Servers with SSD Drives
Inmotion Hosting are a managed hosting company operating out of Los Angeles, USA with their own data centers on both coasts. They offer a range
May 28, 2015 No Comments
Interview with Brad Litwin, Marketing Manager at A2 Hosting
Today we are talking to Brad Litwin who is the marketing manager for a hosting company based in the US, called A2 Hosting. They have
April 9, 2014 3 Comments
How We Work: A Look Behind The Scenes at Siteground
This is the second part of our “How We Work” series, check part one here, where I interviewed TeslaThemes. This time we are looking at
January 21, 2014 8 Comments
How To: Move Your WordPress Database to a new Web Host
There are plenty of tools to backup your site, your database, and your posts. I wanted one to change the paths. Something super easy and quick. Wordpress offers overrides for testing, but doesn’t apply throughout. I found WP Migrate DB.
July 8, 2011 7 Comments
