This is the fair question hosting companies ask. Field marketing is an interesting entry on the budget sheets. Events serve as a great place to...
Author: Jason Nickerson
With over 20 years of experience building and shaping the web, Jason Nickerson has worked across just about every corner of the industry. Jason’s career has mirrored the internet’s evolution — from the recovery after the .com crash to the open-source movement and the rise of cloud services that power the web today.
From Industry Veteran to Global Expansion Lead WordPress is no longer ignoring global expansion efforts. It is no longer a future agenda item; rather, it...
Conversation With Jesse Friedman of Automattic and WP Cloud The WordPress ecosystem is always evolving, but right now the pace of change feels faster than...
A Purpose-Built Platform for the AI Era A new player is making waves in the hyperscale world, and those familiar with digital infrastructure will recognize...
Raquel is the founder of WonderlandCurious, a tech event consultancy dedicated to creating innovative, people-first experiences. With over a decade of leadership and contribution in...
The 2025 edition of State of the Word wrapped this week in San Francisco, and for the first time, the keynote synced with a major WordPress release. That’s right. WordPress 6.9 dropped live during the event, adding a dose of adrenaline that no blog post could replicate.
If you’ve been tracking the hosting space in Europe, you already know Molnett has built a solid rep for secure, scalable, compliant, and dead-simple cloud infrastructure. This isn’t just about growing footprint, it’s about laying claim to the future of infrastructure in a world where AI is no longer just a feature, it’s the foundation.
Working with hosting providers day in and day out, I’ve seen one pattern repeat itself: the way upsells are handled makes all the difference. They can either be a quiet driver of loyalty and long-term revenue, or they can chase customers away before the transaction is even complete.
Platform.sh is a cloud-native Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) purpose-built to make it easy for distributed teams to build, ship, and grow software across every major cloud. It...
Before the first coffee was poured at Contributor Day, the biggest news in hosting broke worldwide: Rocket.net and Hosting.com (WHG) announced a new partnership that...