WordPress Site Care Using ManageWP – WPQuickies
In this lunchtime #WPQuickies, I’ll be giving you a tour of ManageWP and showing you how it can be used to manage your own and client websites.
Wil Brown is a Sydney-based WordPress consultant, developer, and digital strategist who helps organisations gain greater visibility into the websites and digital platforms they rely on every day. With more than 18 years of experience, he works with associations, research organisations, education and training providers, and not-for-profits to improve website governance, reduce operational risk, and build sustainable digital systems that support organisational goals. Wil co-organises the WordPress Sydney Meetup, regularly speaks at industry events, and has been involved in the WordPress community for many years. He's also a dad, technology enthusiast, chilli lover, and remains quietly fascinated by unusual engineering ideas.
In this lunchtime #WPQuickies, I’ll be giving you a tour of ManageWP and showing you how it can be used to manage your own and client websites.
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