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Why Migrate From Divi To Gutenberg?
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Why Migrate From Divi To Gutenberg?

WordPress has embraced change since its inception. As such, it has evolved multiple times to get where it is now. With WordPress 5.0, the old TinyMCE editor was replaced by a new block editor called Gutenberg, which allows WordPress users to explore new design possibilities. However, many users are still utilizing other page builders to […]

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Gain True Open Source with a Migration from UXi – Marketing 360 to WordPress
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Gain True Open Source with a Migration from UXi – Marketing 360 to WordPress

Price By investing in a content management system that can cater to all of your company’s needs, you are one step closer to establishing a successful online platform. Although the Marketing 360 UXi website platform does have its uses, many are opting to migrate their website to WordPress to experience the perks of a true […]

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Content Management System Market Share
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Content Management System Market Share

Content management systems are one of the most crucial technological tools company owners utilize to build an online business. Not only do content management systems allow you to build, modify and manage a website without having to understand or implement a coding language, but it also allows you to digitize your company without having to […]

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3 WordPress Trends To Watch in 2020
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3 WordPress Trends To Watch in 2020

With a new year comes a fresh opportunity to take your website to the next level. There’s no doubt that WordPress is a leader in the industry, but what does it take to get your website seen? To excel in the online space, it’s vital that your website is constantly updated with the latest software […]

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LightCMS End Of Life Notice – What are Your Website Migration Options?
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LightCMS End Of Life Notice – What are Your Website Migration Options?

At the end of 2019, LightCMS users were greeted with an email notifying them of the platform’s termination. Following 31 May 2020, users will no longer be able to make use of the content management system and are urged to find a new home for their content. Although small businesses, bloggers, and website creators may […]

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