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25.02.2026

7 min read

Category: E-Commerce / WooCommerce / WordPress

EU Directive 2023/2673 – legal obligations for digital businesses in 2026

Digital businesses operating within the European Union face an increasingly complex regulatory landscape. EU Directive 2023/2673 forms part of the broader digital regulatory framework designed to strengthen consumer protection, platform accountability, transparency, and legal certainty in online markets. For companies operating websites, e-commerce stores, online platforms, or digital services – especially those targeting EU users – compliance is no longer optional. It is a structural requirement.

20.02.2026

5 min read

Category: WordPress

Can multiple WordPress sites use the same database?

Yes, multiple WordPress sites can absolutely use the same database through WordPress Multisite networks or by configuring separate installations with different table prefixes. This approach offers both hosting cost savings and simplified management, though it requires careful planning for security and performance considerations.

18.02.2026

8 min read

Category: WordPress

Can I build a website on WordPress and host it somewhere else?

Yes, you can absolutely build a WordPress website and host it elsewhere. WordPress is designed to be flexible, allowing you to develop your site using the WordPress content management system (CMS) and then host it on any compatible web hosting provider of your choice. This separation gives you greater control over your website’s performance, cost, and technical specifications. The WordPress.org software is completely portable, meaning you can develop locally or on one host and move your website to another hosting environment whenever needed, without being locked into any specific hosting platform.

12.02.2026

5 min read

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What is the best way to handle seasonal traffic spikes?

Seasonal traffic spikes are sudden increases in website visitors during predictable periods like holidays, sales events, or industry-specific busy seasons. Proper preparation involves scaling your infrastructure, optimizing performance, and implementing monitoring systems. Without adequate planning, these spikes can crash your servers, lose sales, and damage user experience.

10.02.2026

4 min read

Category: WooCommerce / WordPress

WCAG Accessibility in WordPress and WooCommerce

For years, accessibility in e-commerce was treated as a niche requirement, relevant mainly to public institutions or heavily regulated industries. Today, that approach is no longer sustainable. With increasing legal pressure, higher user expectations, and growing awareness of inclusive design, WCAG accessibility has become a core quality standard for modern digital commerce. This is especially true for platforms built on WordPress and WooCommerce, which power a significant share of the global e-commerce market.

04.02.2026

7 min read

Category: WordPress

How can I reduce time spent on repetitive content tasks?

Reducing time spent on repetitive content tasks involves identifying recurring activities like data entry, formatting, and publishing, then implementing automation tools, templates, and streamlined workflows to eliminate manual work. Most content teams can save 20–40% of their time by systematically addressing these tasks—and honestly, who wouldn’t want those hours back? This guide covers how to identify automation opportunities, choose the right tools, and measure your productivity improvements.

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