Managed WordPress Hosting

For any website to become public and be accessible by the people, you basically need two things: domain name and hosting. Besides a domain name, choosing the correct hosting plan appropriate for your needs is highly important.

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Almost 27% of the successful businesses in the world have their websites developed on WordPress. WordPress is a web hosting platform with everything to offer, right from themes to safety and multiple plugins for better functionality of websites. Are you looking to build a secured and highly reliable website on WordPress? It would help if you had a WordPress web host.

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The hosting platform that you choose makes a difference. The performance of your website isn’t just up to how your website is designed. The hosting infrastructure that supports your site makes a huge difference in the performance of your website. However, not all hosting plans are made equal. Here, we will discover the benefits of choosing a managed WordPress hosting.

Superior Support

Managed WordPress hosting providers only have to deal with managing WordPress sites. This means that they don’t have to think about providing support for other content management systems (CMS). This frees up resources and providers can focus on providing support for just one platform. Since providers only have to focus on WordPress, they are usually very knowledgeable about the platform and can solve any issues that arise very quickly.

Better Scalability

Compared to a hosting solution such as shared hosting, managed WordPress hosting is designed to be more scalable. Shared hosting provides limited resources that are shared with others. However, managed WordPress hosting is designed to cope with growth easily. For instance, if you have a surge in website traffic, shared hosting is designed in such a way as to cope with the surge instead of buckling under the increased pressure. 

Access to Developer Tools

Depending on how technical you are, you may wish to use developer tools to help you while building your website. Managed WordPress providers usually don’t limit your access to these tools. You are given access to things like SSH, Git, and WP-CLI.

More Attention Paid to Security

Managed WordPress hosting providers employ a variety of measures to ensure that your hosting account remains safe. They usually have advanced tools that can scan your account to ensure that is free of viruses and malware. In addition, if the worst happens and your account is hacked, they will help you get back on your feet. 

Staging Environments Provided

Staging environments let you test out new features on your website without having to mess with the live version of your website. With this environment, you are essentially provided with a test domain. You can test out any changes here to see how your site reacts. It’s better to do things this way than to test them out on the live version of your website and risk crashing it. 

Better Performance

Managed WordPress hosting providers give users features such as server-level caching and/or full-page caching that help website to load faster. They also go out of their way to ensure that all of the services and plugins that support your website are kept up-to-date. Things like PHP are kept up-to-date to give users the benefit of any possible performance increases. In general, since providers only have to worry about WordPress it’s easier to optimize all of the services they provide to ensure optimal website speeds.

Final Thoughts

If you are considering building a WordPress site or if you currently own one and are thinking of switching hosting providers, it would worthwhile for you to consider going with a managed WordPress hosting provider. They provide superior support, more scalable hosting packages, access to developer tools, they pay more attention to security, offer security environments, and provide services which allow your websites to load more quickly.

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