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If you’re managing multiple sites or projects, automating your backups can save you from a world of pain 😬 Here’s a super handy way to do it: use the Kinsta API to set up regular schedules, connect your favorite tools, and never touch a manual backup again. Set it, forget it, and sleep better. Here's how ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/efPYfXDw

Ask around at any agency and you’ll hear the same pain points: - Moving sites between local, staging, and production that always seems to break something. - Clients drowning you in email threads. - Deployments that feel like crossing your fingers and hoping for the best. What changes the game isn’t more hours in the week, but a smarter stack like this ⬇️ https://ow.ly/9wJH50X9Zzy

If your clients already ask, “What host should I use?” “What plugin works best for this?” “What analytics tool do you recommend?” Then you’re sitting on a recurring revenue stream. 😎 Affiliate programs let you earn from the tools you already trust and recommend, without changing how you work. And if you want to make it even more scalable? Try bundling those recommendations into onboarding kits, tool stacks, or how-to guides. 👉 Dive deeper here: https://ow.ly/WUw350Xh4Hf

New Kinsta Talk just dropped, and it's Roger Williams with Ionut ↓ A few takeaways we loved: 1. There’s no single “right” path in WordPress, so build, consult, create, experiment! 2. If something doesn’t fit, pivot. Find what does. 3. AI’s not here to replace you. It’s another tool in your kit. Use it wisely! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/gnv9ZreX #WordPress #AI #KinstaTalk

We’re calling on enterprise WordPress teams to help shape the future of how this platform is used at scale. The State of Enterprise WordPress 2025 Survey wants your perspective: https://lnkd.in/gKX3t28m Got a peer in mind who should also contribute? Tag them here!

Team Kinsta at #BrightonSEO 🙌

Remote work is great and all, but there’s something really nice about getting together in person even if it only happens once a year. 😊 Everyone, meet our Support and Billing teams from the Americas: ‣ Robert Villarreal (US) ‣ Laurey McAdams (US) ‣ Gabriela Molina de Beltràn (El Salvador) ‣ Andres Escobar (El Salvador) ‣ Jorge A. Díaz (El Salvador) ‣ Shawn Chollette (US) ‣ Wilfredo Santamaria (El Salvador) ‣ Krysten Gillett (US) ‣ Gerson Geovany Martinez Abrego (El Salvador) ‣ Edgar Rivas (El Salvador) With Katie Soroosh and Teodora Vegh 🫶

Any SEO folks here from Brighton, UK? We've got a few FREE tickets for #BrightonSEO if you wanna come 💖 Send us a DM!

There’s a new way to keep up with what’s new across hosting providers. 👀 ChangelogWP by Ryan Logan of My Listing Club and WP Turned Up pulls together changelogs from hosting providers all in one spot!

For anyone wondering what counts toward server bandwidth at Kinsta 👇 Short answer: Anything your server sends to real visitors. CDN traffic, bots, and cached files don’t count. Longer answer: When someone visits your site, their browser doesn’t just grab one file. It can load your HTML, CSS, JS, images, fonts, maybe even a video. Each of those requests adds up to your total bandwidth. The good news is that we don’t count CDN traffic, edge cache hits, bots, or the WP login page. So, the more you offload, the lighter the load. 😌