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• How to manage WordPress via WP-CLI on Cloudways?
• How to configure WordPress Multisite on Cloudways?
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• How to install and configure Breeze WordPress cache plugin?
• How to integrate CloudwaysCDN with your WordPress website?
• How to configure WP Rocket plugin for WordPress?

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• What can I do with an .htaccess file?
• Add free SSL certificate to WordPress websites
• How to setup Sucuri on WordPress websites at Cloudways?

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• How to activate Rackspace email addon?
• How to activate the Elastic email add-on?

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We live in a world where we are utterly dependent on the internet for almost everything. Before buying any product we take out our phones and check out for the product we are going to buy. Just like us, there are millions of users out there who carry out searches before they make a purchase. If you happen to run a business, you must have an online presence. Without an online presence, you will be losing all your potential customers. You need to have a website which represents your company on the internet where people view your products and services.

Ranking your websites:

It is true that you need to have a website to represent your business on the internet. But what is the whole point of having a website if your customers don’t see it? Only when your website is ranked, it will appear on the top of the search page whenever a particular keyword is searched. If your website does not appear on the first page of the search engine, you can consider your website as non-existent for online users.

Adding more traffic:

Web design and SEO work hand in hand. As a business owner, you must be aware of how important SEO is in Web design. SEO adds great value to your business, and when your website is compatible with SEO, you will be able to add more traffic to your website.  You might have a brilliant website, but if it is not SEO friendly, then you are likely to lose all your online customers.  The content on your website must be readily accessible by search engines so that it will have a higher rank. To make your website SEO friendly, you would need to use many things like linking, navigation, content and other technologies.

Content and link building:

Good content is what which will rank your website on the top. Before you start designing your website, take a moment and think about what your business entails. When you provide the accurate content, you will be able to list down the keywords with which your website will be ranked. You must also make sure that you use the right words as you don’t want your site to be ranked lower due to the unethical usage of content.

Link building helps you have links which are directed from other sites which will help you to achieve a better rank. Thus, to have a quality link building and content your web design needs to be SEO compatible.

Inference:

When you design a website, you must always have the customer in your mind. Think of the possible ways the user will be able to see the website you are designing and you can help them see your site only when you rank it high on the search engines.

I’m Charlie and I’m a Web Developer working in Nottingham, UK. Thanks for visiting my site, an online portfolio of my digital creative work.

I currently work for digital agency Chemistry on sites for big brands but if you have a small and interesting freelancing project, I’d love to hear from you.

Design / Tumblr development

Design / Development

Design / WordPress development

Design / Development

I have been working as a professional web developer, both full-time and freelance, for the last three years. In this time, I have worked on many sites for clients ranging from individuals to huge corporations.

I specialise in front-end development and working with jQuery to enhance the user experience. I also have experience with PHP development and building sites for various different content management systems.

These are examples of some of the freelance projects I have worked on recently. You can also check out some of the big sites I’ve worked on at Chemistry.

This was a personal project I built in my free time to collect together great photos I come across online. It is a custom theme for Tumblr which I designed and built myself.

www.antisocialinthekitchen.co.uk

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“I hired Charlie to do a complete redesign of my brand’s website after being impressed with his site and portfolio. He instinctively knew how to take ideas, goals and visions and distill them into brilliant designs, clearly explaining options along the way. He also did an expert job in the detailed development of the site. I’m extremely pleased with the results and confident that the project couldn’t have been in more capable hands.”

www.smithharrison.net

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A freelance project I designed and built for up and coming director Adam Butcher. The site runs on WordPress and lets Adam easily showcase his latest works.

www.adam-butcher.co.uk

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A freelance project I designed and built for author Chris Ireson to promote his new book. The site make use of CushyCMS for easy updates and uses Cufon to render a non-standard font.

www.witch-queen.co.uk

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Born and raised in Nottingham, I graduated from Bristol University with a degree in Computer Science in 2006 and have been working with the Web ever since.

When not trying to make pixels line up, I enjoy cycling, having recently completed a coast to coast charity ride. I’m also a big film geek and can usually be found at the cinema or ploughing my way through DVD box sets.

I’m Charlie and I’m a Web Developer working in Nottingham, UK. Thanks for visiting my site, an online portfolio of my digital creative work.

I currently work for digital agency Chemistry on sites for big brands but if you have a small and interesting freelancing project, I’d love to hear from you.

Design / Tumblr development

Design / Development

Design / WordPress development

Design / Development

I have been working as a professional web developer, both full-time and freelance, for the last three years. In this time, I have worked on many sites for clients ranging from individuals to huge corporations.

I specialise in front-end development and working with jQuery to enhance the user experience. I also have experience with PHP development and building sites for various different content management systems.

These are examples of some of the freelance projects I have worked on recently. You can also check out some of the big sites I’ve worked on at Chemistry.

This was a personal project I built in my free time to collect together great photos I come across online. It is a custom theme for Tumblr which I designed and built myself.

www.antisocialinthekitchen.co.uk

Back

“I hired Charlie to do a complete redesign of my brand’s website after being impressed with his site and portfolio. He instinctively knew how to take ideas, goals and visions and distill them into brilliant designs, clearly explaining options along the way. He also did an expert job in the detailed development of the site. I’m extremely pleased with the results and confident that the project couldn’t have been in more capable hands.”

www.smithharrison.net

Back

A freelance project I designed and built for up and coming director Adam Butcher. The site runs on WordPress and lets Adam easily showcase his latest works.

www.adam-butcher.co.uk

Back

A freelance project I designed and built for author Chris Ireson to promote his new book. The site make use of CushyCMS for easy updates and uses Cufon to render a non-standard font.

www.witch-queen.co.uk

Back

Born and raised in Nottingham, I graduated from Bristol University with a degree in Computer Science in 2006 and have been working with the Web ever since.

When not trying to make pixels line up, I enjoy cycling, having recently completed a coast to coast charity ride. I’m also a big film geek and can usually be found at the cinema or ploughing my way through DVD box sets.