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What Kind Of WordPress Hosting Works Best For Your WP Website?

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Let's start this post with a resolution. Then we'll explain how have we got there. The answer to the question "What kind of WordPress hosting works best for your WP website?" is "Managed WordPress web hosting". So, our advice is "Do not try to save money on WordPress site management!" Spend $20 - $50 per month on management service. It will pay off. You'd have fewer or no management issues to resolve, and you'll save a lot of time. Most importantly you'll have a secure and well-optimized WordPress website that will achieve the highest possible rankings in the search engine result pages.

We have been managing WP-based sites ever since WordPress has become available. This was in 2003. Since then a whole new generation grew up - people who cannot imagine how the world would function without the Internet. Web development changed a lot within the last two decades. So did WP. Ten years ago, WordPress CMS used to be minimal, had less functionality, and was much easier to use, manage and update than it is today. Editing content before Gutenberg editor was rolled into WordPress 5.0 was a pleasure. It did not require WP users to read manuals or to learn how to deal with the instruments or the dashboard itself. Now it could be annoying to use it!

For any reason, the WordPress team decided that they should organize the publishing process in blocks. According to WordPress.org "The primary goal of the Gutenberg editor was to help users create posts and pages with more flexibility." The cost of the flexibility, however, is a loss of time and an increased management effort.