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Steven Wesley is an education blogger and tech enthusiast. He is interested in public relations, business, digital marketing as well as educational, technological, and political issues. Besides, Steve believes in the mighty power of the pen to change the modern world. Meet him on Twitter and Facebook.

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A Beginner’s Guide: 10 Ways How to Fix a Slow WordPress Website

March 10th, 2018

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Here are some tips to fix a slow WordPress website. If your business has an official website, in all likelihood, it was created using WordPress. Moreover, there is a reason why WordPress is the CMS of choice for many professionals and businesses alike: it can be set up fairly easily and it’s very user-friendly. However, […]

Tribulant Software

We at Tribulant Software have a great passion for WordPress, development, blogging and the Internet in general. Building useful plugins to improve WordPress' functionality is our goal.

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How to Speed Up Your WordPress Site: Part 5 – GZIP Compression

March 22nd, 2016

← Part 4 – Content Delivery Network We’ve discussed various great ways to speed up WordPress sites, including: WordPress hosting Page caching Minifying codes Content delivery network (CDN) There’s one more tool in the WordPress treasure chest: GZIP compression, which compresses large files that can take too much time to download to a user’s computer […]

Tribulant Software

We at Tribulant Software have a great passion for WordPress, development, blogging and the Internet in general. Building useful plugins to improve WordPress' functionality is our goal.

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How to Speed Up Your WordPress Site: Part 1 – WordPress Hosting

June 17th, 2015

Businesses that use WordPress have freed marketing staff and writers from relying on outsiders to manage their content. With WordPress, it can all be done in-house. This also raises expectations for results. Marketing staff and content writers scrutinize Google Analytics for site statistics and conversion rates. One item they may not have paid enough attention […]