Fast and reliable WordPress hosting for high traffic

Fast and reliable WordPress hosting for high traffic. Here in this post, I am going to discuss some WordPress hosting provider for high traffic and fast WordPress hosting. Well to handle the load of high traffic and also provide fast server speed its really needs powerful and reliable hosting. Taking the load capacity of high traffic and speed both are minimum requirements for a WordPress site with lots of traffic and also may be millions of visits per month. Here is some hosting provider for high traffic WordPress site:

Kinsta : Kinsta Managed WordPress Hosting is truly for high traffic WordPress site and they provide only WordPress hosting. So their technical staff fully concentrate on WordPress. And their speed also very fast and you can say it like lightning speed. Many popular sites like Kissmetrics, Search Engine Journal, Entrepreneur are hosted on Kinsta. Kinsta provides unlimited visits and their hardware quality is top notch. It starts from a plan of $100 per month.

PageLy : Another top hosting option for high-traffic WordPress blogs is PageLy. They also provide unlimited visits and their service quality and hardware offering really able to handle high traffic with the speed. They have seven different plans and you can choose whatever you need. You can always add additional bandwidth any day of the month on Pagely managed WordPress hosting. The Pagely Managed WordPress hosting stack is built upon Amazon Web Services. Pagely managed WordPress hosting plan starts from $99 per month.

Flywheel : EyeSwift is hosting on Flywheel managed WordPress hosting at the time of writing this post. Flywheel provides very fast WordPress hosting service with an easy to use dashboard. Even non-technical peoples also can use with a few technical knowledge. It has several nice features like blueprints, collaboration, nightly backup etc. With blueprints, you can use the existing themes and plugins of a WordPress site for a new WordPress site.  Also, the security from the hacker is really good on Flywheel. And from Flywheel you can start with a plan only $15 per month and you can increase the plan depending on traffic. So it is really good for starting a new WordPress blog.

Now at the end, I want to say that there are several more WordPress hosting for high traffic available and WP Engine is one of them. Also, Presslabs, Pressidium, Cloudways (you can choose any cloud server between Google cloud, Amazon or Digitalocean on Cloudways) are good WordPress hosting to handle the load of high traffic.

Fast and reliable WordPress hosting for high traffic

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Moderating Comments in WordPress

Moderating Comments in WordPress. Sure, everyone hates comment spam in blogs, except the people that perpetrate these “crimes” of the blogosphere, perhaps. Most blogging softwares and packages have their own anti-spam measures, and comment moderation is one of them. This gets to be a bit tedious, though, in case you have to approve (or delete) comments one-by-one. But it’s a good start.

Here’s how to control comment moderation in WP.

Comment moderation is a feature in WordPress that allows you to prevent comments from appearing on your site without your express approval. Moderation can be very useful in addressing Comment Spam, but it has more general applications as well. If you would like to learn more about comment spam, see Fighting Comment Spam. 

How Moderation Works

WordPress runs a number of tests on each new comment before posting it to your blog. If a comment fails one of these tests, it is not displayed immediately on the site but is placed in a queue for moderation, the process of manual approval or deletion by the blog’s administrator.

Controlling Moderation

You can control which comments get held for moderation on your Discussion Options page, which is located under Options ? Discussion.

If you would like every comment to be held for moderation, check the An administrator must approve the comment (regardless of any matches below) option, listed under Before a comment appears.

If you would like to send suspicious comments to the moderation queue, while letting innocent comments through, you will need to specify a set of rules for determining which comments are suspicious. These rules are specified in on the Options ? Discussion ? Comment Moderation.

The first option is to hold comments for moderation if they contain an unusually large number of hyperlinks. Most normal comments contain at most one or two links while spam comments often have a large number. Look at your own comments and set this to a value that makes sense for your blog‘s audience. (Note: In version 1.5.2, and possibly others, if you do not put a number in the comment moderation links box, in other words, if this box is completely blank, all anonymous comments (and possibly others) are sent to the Manage Comments SubPanel for moderation, even if the Discussion Options Subpanel has no restrictions set.)

The second option is to specify a set of moderation keys which, if present in any part of the comment, will cause it to be held for moderation. These keys are specified one per line in the large text area, which is blank by default. Moderation keys can include Spam Words, swear words, IP addresses, and Regular Expressions.

When you add a new moderation key, it’s a good idea to test its validity by checking previous comments. Simply use the link entitled Check past comments against moderation list, which is located underneath the text box containing moderation keys. This asks WordPress to check previous comments and tell you which ones would be flagged for moderation under your new set of keys.

The box marked Comment blacklist works in exactly the same way as the comment moderation box, except that comments that match these words will be deleted immediately and without notification. So be careful! Genuine blog comments could be deleted without you ever knowing they were there.

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Discover Your Niche!

Discover Your Niche!. Looking at successful blogs, there seems to be some common elements. Here at Blog Tutorials and SEO, we will be taking you through a journey- which will hopefully be of some help in making your blog successful as well…

First, some caveats! I am still trying to figure out and follow ALL of our own advice. So we don’t claim that ours is the only model.

I am looking at some of the other interesting and successful blogs here and there seems to be some common elements among them.

Part 1. Discover Your Niche!!

Have your own niche but write about other topics as well: 

Everyone has their own niche that they know about better than others. However, you may want to write about other things as well.

A very narrow niche gets really old unless you are SecurityMonkey and you can come up with an endless list of interesting new situations every day that you can write about.

Plus he/she has an outstanding story telling style!

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