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15 May 2026

Leaving Bluehost: A Practical Migration Walkthrough

Step-by-step guide to moving a WordPress site and email from Bluehost to TrueCore, covering export limits, DNS switch, and verification.

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11 May 2026

How to Migrate From cPanel to TrueCore Without Downtime

Step-by-step guide to moving a site off cPanel, backing up files and databases, pushing them to TrueCore, and swapping DNS with low TTL. Includes time estimates for each TrueCore plan.

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23 Apr 2026

Running WooCommerce on TrueCore: What to Expect

WooCommerce works on our SQLite-backed WordPress install for most stores. Here's what the setup looks like, where the performance limits are, and what actually matters at scale.

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20 Apr 2026

How to Migrate Your WordPress Site to TrueCore Hosting

Export your content, install WordPress in one click, import your posts and media. A step-by-step guide to moving a live WordPress site to TrueCore with minimal downtime.

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13 Apr 2026

PHP Version Support: Why Running Current PHP Matters for WordPress

PHP 8.3 is faster and more secure than PHP 7.4. Here's how to check what version your site uses, why upgrading matters, and what we do to keep the platform current.

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7 Apr 2026

Why Your WordPress Site Is Slow Even on a Fast Server

PHP workers, uncached pages, and plugin bloat are the most common causes of slow WordPress sites. Here's how to identify which problem you're dealing with.

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6 Apr 2026

WordPress Security at the Server Level: What We Handle Before Your Plugin Does

XDP packet drops, flame-guardian IP bans, nginx rate limiting, and sandboxed PHP execution sit entirely below WordPress. Here's what we handle so your security plugins don't have to carry everything.

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2 Apr 2026

What Actually Controls WordPress Speed on Shared Hosting

PHP workers, disk I/O, and RAM allocation — the real factors behind WordPress performance on shared hosting, and what separates a fast host from a slow one.

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