Enterprise WordPress Development Partner

Yes, the WordPress platform is a CMS. It’s widely used around the world for creating, managing, and publishing digital content such as websites, blogs, and online stores. WordPress provides a variety of tools and features that enable users to easily create, organize, and update content without requiring in-depth technical knowledge. WordPress websites offer a user-friendly interface for managing different aspects of your site, some of which include creating and editing webpages, posts, themes, plugins, and media. Our WordPress developers help you maximize the platform’s CMS capabilities to deliver meaningful experiences to customers. 

Powering more than 43% (810 million) of all websites on the internet, WordPress is the most widely-used platform in the world, according to data from W3 Techs. Additionally, WordPress has a CMS market share of 64.2%, according to Colorlib, which is almost two-thirds of the market. 

No, WordPress.org and WordPress.com are not the same. They are two distinct websites that each serve a different purpose.

The open-source WordPress software lives on WordPress.org. This is where you are able to download the software and use it to develop self-hosted WordPress websites. WordPress.org gives website owners full control which means you’ll have to find a hosting provider, install the software, manage any updates, choose and install plugins and themes, and handle any and all aspects of maintenance. 

WordPress.com offers hosting services for your WordPress website. Provided by Automattic, the parent company of WordPress, WordPress.com enables you to create and manage a website without needing hosting and technical support. There are various plans available, including free and paid options, with differing levels of customization, control, and features. It’s more suitable for those who want a streamlined experience and don’t want to deal with technical requirements. 

WordPress VIP is a premium managed hosting service offered by Automattic, the software and parent company behind the WordPress platform. It’s a WordPress enterprise solution designed for large-scale websites, and high-traffic platforms that require premier performance, security, and support.

WordPress VIP provides a fully managed and optimized environment for WordPress websites. Some key features and benefits of WordPress VIP include the following: performance, security, scalability, customization, compliance, reliability, and more. As an enterprise WordPress agency, Americaneagle.com can help your team leverage all that WordPress VIP has to offer. 

The WordPress platform can be secure, but its level of security is largely depending on how it’s set up, maintained, and managed over time. WordPress is built and continuously updated with security in mind, however, like any popular software, it can be susceptible to various security risks if not used properly. Some factors to consider to help keep your WordPress website secure include using strong passwords and two-factor authentication, keeping software, themes, and plugins up to date, using an SSL certificate to enable HTTPS, regular security audits, and more. While WordPress itself is secure, it’s vital to adopt security best practices and partner with an enterprise WordPress hosting company to minimize potential risks. 

WP Engine is an enterprise WordPress hosting platform that specializes in providing hosting solutions for your WordPress website. It offers a range of features and services designed to optimize the performance, security, and scalability of WordPress websites. WP Engine is popular for those seeking a hassle-free hosting experience and includes a number of key features and capabilities such as performance optimization, scalability, developer-friendly tools, automated backups, and more. As a WP Engine Strategic Agency Partner, Americaneagle.com can help you determine if WordPress Engine hosting is right for you.  

Yes, WordPress is scalable and can be used as an enterprise-level ecommerce solution. Many businesses have successfully leveraged enterprise WordPress as the foundation for their ecommerce platforms. Some key considerations include infrastructure and robust hosting services, caching and content delivery networks (CDNs), database optimization, load balancing, performance testing, scalable plugins, and more. While the WordPress platform itself can be used as an enterprise ecommerce solution, it’s best to work with WordPress developers, designers, and system administrators to ensure a high-performing solution. 

Yes, the WordPress platform provides a multisite solution, frequently referred to as WordPress Multisite. The feature enables you to create and manage multiple websites from one installation. Each WordPress website within the network may have its own design, content, users, and plugins, while still sharing the core WordPress installation. While WordPress Multisite offers a ton of flexibility, it’s important to note that the networks have shared codebases. This means that any incompatible plugins or themes may impact all sites within the network. A multisite network may also require more technical knowledge than a single site. If you’re interested in implementing a WordPress Multitude, talk to a WordPress development agency to learn more. 

The WordPress platform is built on what’s referred to as the LAMP stack.

1. Linux: the operating system which serves as the foundation for hosting WordPress.
2. Apache: the web server that handles HTTP requests and serves the files to users’ browsers.
3. MySQL: the relational database management system that stores data.
4. PHP: The scripting language used for generating HTML content, processing user requests, and interacting with the database.

Along with the LAMP stack, a combination of JavaScript, PHP, CSS, and HTML to build WordPress website's core functionality and user interface. 

Yes, WordPress is specifically designed to integrate well with third-party solutions and APIs. It’s a versatile platform for developing websites and applications and provides the ability to connect to external services such as plugins, webhooks, JavaScript APIs, payment gateways, REST APIs, and much more. The WordPress platform’s flexibility and range of system integration options make it a great fit for developing complex websites.