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Back in September of 2016, GoDaddy acquired ManageWP. What was odd about the acquisition was the amount of backlash that … Continue reading Sound Off! How Has ManagedWP Weathered the Acquisition? →

There’s a lot of great WordPress content published in the community but not all of it is featured on the … Continue reading In Case You Missed It – Issue 21 →

GoDaddy has announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Sucuri Security. Sucuri, founded by Daniel Cid and … Continue reading GoDaddy Acquires Sucuri →

When ManageWP allowed users to perform security scans of websites through the Orion interface in December of 2015, a feature commonly … Continue reading ManageWP Launches Automated Security Scanning →

In this episode of WordPress Weekly, Marcus Couch and I are joined by Jeff King, General Manager of hosting at … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 248 – Insight Into the ManageWP Acquisition With Jeff King and Vladimir Prelovac →

ManageWP, a WordPress site management service founded in 2010 and officially released in 2012 by Vladimir Prelovac, has been acquired … Continue reading GoDaddy Acquires WordPress Site Management Service ManageWP →

If you use ManageWP, you may have noticed a new dashboard design. That’s because the company released Orion, a completely … Continue reading ManageWP Launches Orion Dashboard →

There are a variety of WordPress events that take place around the world where users learn WordPress in person. Some … Continue reading ManageWP Launches WordPress Events Hub →

In this episode of WordPress Weekly, Marcus Couch and I discuss a number of topics. We give you a heads … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 175 – New Years Resolution Slider →

The WordPress plugin directory has nearly 35k plugins and discovering new ones that have been tested and downloaded a few … Continue reading ManageWP Releases Plugin Discovery Tool →

In recent days, a security vulnerability in Bash known as “ShellShock” has put millions of servers at risk. Without going … Continue reading WordPress Plugin Checks if The Server Hosting Your Site is Vulnerable to The “ShellShock” Bug →