Yes! They are super user-friendly and simple to learn how to edit.

Once you have secured a domain and hosting, it will only take us 1 business day to get your site ready for you.

We offer various plans for hosting depending on the size of your business, expected site visitors, and the number of websites you need hosting for. Our Advanced Plan, for medium to large businesses, will have the most extensive features. This plan includes Jetpack Security features, accessibility integrations, user behavior analytics, and all of the bandwidth, back ups, and certificates that come with our other plans.

Take a look at our WordPress Hosting Plans to see which one will best suit your needs.

Launching your WordPress site is no small task. Between site aesthetics, features, content creation, and marketing, you can have your hands full quickly. To ensure that you are not bogged down further with the technical requirements of WordPress hosting, a managed WordPress hosting service is imperative.

Managed WordPress hosting will handle the backups, security, performance, and WordPress core updates. This allows you focus your efforts solely on growing your business.

A fast website is crucial to customer satisfaction and lowering your bounce rate. Studies show that 40% of customers will leave a site if it takes 3 seconds or more to load. Poor web speed also gives customers a poor impression of your site and business.

The disabled community makes up 26% of the population in the US. Of the top 1 million websites, 98% are not ADA compliant and lack accessibility features. This is a major failure in inclusivity. Additionally, sites that are not accessible to all users are loosing out on a major market share. It is estimated that the global purchasing power of the disabled population reaches $1.2 trillion. If the ethical and financial implications of having an inaccessible website weren’t convincing enough, you can also end up in legal trouble for lacking accessibility.

If you don’t know who your current domain provider is, you can look it up by performing a search for your domain name at: https://lookup.icann.org/. The “Registrar” field shows you who your registrar is.

Believe it or not, you’re probably already familiar with what a domain is. A website domain is very similar to how your home address works. It’s the URL you use to go browse some of your favorite website. An example would be this site, digital.bigredjelly.com. The sole purpose of a domain is to be your website’s address on the vast world of the internet.