WordPress is free, with great themes to make your site look the business, and there are plenty of developers who will help put it all together for you, but there are some hidden costs you need to be aware of before going ahead.
Martin Jarvis
A selection of articles to help website owners and developers
I’m getting Pingback and Trackback notifications from WordPress. What are they?
Pingbacks and Trackbacks alert your WordPress site that another site has linked to you. You then need to decide what to do – some FAQs from DMJ.
WordPress updated automatically to Alpha (Dev) Version
Have you received a notification that your WordPress site has been updated to WordPress 4.0-alpha. Not expecting that? Want to know how to restore to a stable version of WordPress?
Do you need to worry about the Heartbleed bug?
The Heartbleed Bug has infected lots of servers using OpenSSL for the past 2 years, but was only recently discovered. Your cloud services and other internet services might use this. Are you affected and do you need to reset your password?
On-Page SEO for Furniture Retailer
We have recently completed an on-page SEO exercise for a furniture retailer by creating solid SEO title and meta descriptions for all product categories.
Responsive tables in WordPress website
Are you having trouble getting your responsive tables in WordPress to work properly? Check out a solution we delivered for a client, avoiding plugins.
Advanced search for WordPress sites
We built this advanced search widget to be used in a WordPress WooCommerce site. Get in touch if you need help with advanced search for WordPress.
Dealing with website traffic spikes – stop your website crashing
We all want more website traffic, but what do you do if you’re expecting a big traffic spike and don’t know if your site can cope? What can you do if you’ve already gone through this pain and seen your site collapse when confronted with too many visitors in a short space of time?
Rapid development in WordPress
Rapid development in WordPress can be achieved cost-effectively if you choose a theme yourself and then ask a professional website developer to complete it.
Responsive tables in WordPress websites
Are you having trouble getting your responsive tables in WordPress to work properly? We recently implemented a custom CSS / HTML solution for a client that avoids using plugins and is easy to manage.










