Easy Updates Manager Blog

How to reset an UpdraftPlus licence. When choosing which UpdraftPlus Premium package is right for you, one of the primary decisions when making your choice is the amount of licenses you will require. We have structured the UpdraftPlus packages to best suit the needs...

The latest updates for UpdraftPlus 1.16.48 have now been released. This latest release of UpdraftPlus includes a number of features and tweaks to improve your backup and restore experience Following lots of work and effort, one of the new features we have included is...

We at UpdraftPlus have recently transferred a large number of translation sets from our dedicated translation project to the public project at translate.wordpress.org. Once these translations are approved and released, this update will go a long way to helping...

When backing up your WordPress website with UpdraftPlus, we have given users multiple options to backup your site using many of the top remote storage options, including Google Drive, Amazon S3 and DropBox.  One of the additional storage options UpdraftPlus offers is...

WordPress content If you run an eCommerce operation that falls short of dominating its niche, you’re always going to be looking for new ways increase traffic and sales via your WordPress site. But before your eCommerce site can make more sales, you’re going to need...

You can now manage all of your posts, from all of your sites, from a single location in Updraft Central’s dashboard posts feature.  By going to the “Posts” tab in your Updraft Central dashboard, you can now edit all of your posts, without having to go to each...

The latest updates for WP-Optimize 3.1.7 have now been released – including the preload key request feature. We have taken a lot of time and effort to launch these new improvements and hope that they further help improve users’ experience of WP-Optimize.  When aiming...

How it works WordPress stores images in two parts: The image files are stored on the server, typically in the ‘wp-content/uploads’ directory of the site. A record of the image is then stored in the database, in the Media Library. This record also includes other data...

As a WordPress user, you may have created a site with members who have been granted various levels of access other than admin; such as editor or moderator. As such, you should be aware that as the owner and admin of this site, should you attempt to clone the site and...

Many websites can accumulate hundreds, if not thousands of images over time. Having all these images on your site in their original uncompressed format can cause frustratingly slow website loading speeds, which can impact on a website’s user experience, bounce rate...