The MyPE web site has for years run on the rock solid Genesis Studiopress theme for WordPress and we have no hesitation in recommending that you give StudioPress Sites a try.
Even beyond the security features built into Genesis and the included automatic plugin and theme maintenance, there’s more to protect your StudioPress Site. With architecture designed to maximize security and performance including intrusion prevention, continuous scanning and monitoring for malware, distributed denial of service (DDoS) protection, and more.
Studiopress now offer a product with the ease of an all-in-one website builder with the flexible power of WordPress.
Introducing StudioPress Sites – WordPress made easy without sacrificing power or flexibility. It’s perfect for bloggers, podcasters, and affiliate marketers, as well as those selling physical products, digital downloads, and membership programs.
Focus on Creating and Selling and Forget About Fooling with Technology.
CLICK HERE to Test Drive StudioPress Sites
State-Of-The-Art, Airtight Security: WordPress sites can be vulnerable to those who want to take your site down or exploit it for malicious reasons. Having your site hacked is an expensive, time-consuming hassle — and it can really damage your reputation. We brought security expert and core WordPress developer Mark Jaquith in to make sure the Genesis Framework has the best security possible. With his guidance, we built our framework to follow all WordPress security best practices.
Disclosure: Purchasing StudioPress Sites will help support MyPE as we will receive a small commission.
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