Joe Warnimont

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Joe Warnimont
About the Author

Joe Warnimont is a seasoned professional writer with more than a decade of experience covering topics such as WordPress, web hosting, eCommerce platforms, blogging, and social media. Joe's writing has appeared in publications such as ThemeIsle, CodeInWP, and Kinsta. He graduated with dual bachelor's degrees from Indiana University. This educational background paved the way for a multifaceted career at talent agencies, production studios, and software companies.

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Worked On 81 Articles To Date
How to Set Up WordPress Multisite on Bluehost

How to Set Up WordPress Multisite on Bluehost
By: Joe Warnimont • 7/29/2026
I once built a website for a local high school that required separate WordPress dashboards for each department. That’s because the science department would need its... read more »
How to Deploy OpenClaw on Kamatera (AI Agent)

9 Steps to Deploy OpenClaw on Kamatera
By: Joe Warnimont • 5/28/2026
I like to think of OpenClaw as a secretary that completes tasks for you but never sleeps. A regular AI like Claude or ChatGPT can answer questions: What’s the... read more »
How to Install WooCommerce on Bluehost to Launch a Real Online Store

How to Install WooCommerce on Bluehost to Launch an Online Store
By: Joe Warnimont • 5/4/2026
I have a vivid memory of creating an “online store,” or at least that’s what I called it while designing the thing from my dorm room in 2008. I used the go-to... read more »
How to Build a Landing Page with AI and Launch It on Bluehost

How to Build a Landing Page with AI and Launch It on Bluehost
By: Joe Warnimont • 4/1/2026
The first landing page I ever made began as a blank document. After two hours, it remained that way. Not only was I limited in my coding abilities at that time, but... read more »
How to Install WordPress on Bluehost (Step-by-Step Beginners Guide)

How to Install WordPress on Bluehost
By: Joe Warnimont • 3/3/2026
My dad called me to figure out why his computer monitor wasn’t turning on. He had spent 45 minutes, probably shouting at the screen and slapping it a few times. I... read more »
How to Use ChatGPT to Write JavaScript and Host It on a Live Website (Step-by-Step)

How to Use ChatGPT to Write JavaScript and Host a Website
By: Joe Warnimont • 2/9/2026
I’m no professional developer. Maybe that’s why, when I first attempted to write JavaScript, I stayed up until 3 AM debugging a simple button that was supposed to... read more »
How to Choose the Right Website Builder for Your Long-term Goals

How to Choose the Right Website Builder
By: Joe Warnimont • 1/13/2026
Getting publicity for your growing business is exciting, but it’s a double-edged sword. I remember back when a client of mine, Jackie, who ran a skincare eCommerce... read more »
How to Cut Website Loading Times in Half Without Upgrading Your Hosting Plan

How to Cut Website Loading Times in Half
By: Joe Warnimont • 1/8/2026
I once had a web design client named Marie. She ran an eCommerce store selling fashionable, travel-friendly garments and handbags for women. One day, however, she... read more »
Lazy Loading, Caching, and Compression Explained

Lazy Loading, Caching, and Compression Explained
By: Joe Warnimont • 12/2/2025
Last week, I tried to buy college football tickets for a conference championship game, only to be met with a slowly loading page. I could almost feel the tickets... read more »
The Real Impact of Hosting Location on Website Speed and SEO: What the Data Says

The Impact of Hosting Location on Website Speed & SEO
By: Joe Warnimont • 11/17/2025
I once built an eCommerce site for a golf apparel brand, and I remember the CEO saying we should opt for the cheapest possible hosting in the US and just tack on a... read more »
How To Build a Website With AI for Free

How to Build a Website With AI for Free
By: Joe Warnimont • 9/17/2025
I’ve experimented with dozens of AI website builders over the past year, and I can confidently say I’m both amazed at some elements AI can produce but also skeptical... read more »
From Locked Out to Lift-Off: 90% of Orgs Embrace Neoclouds to Escape GPU Gridlock

90% of Orgs Embrace Neoclouds to Escape GPU Gridlock
By: Joe Warnimont • 8/20/2025
Survey Methodology: This survey was conducted in July 2025 among 350 U.S.-based Directors and Senior Managers. Respondents held roles in Data Engineering, Platform... read more »
7 Out of 10 Developers Admit Industry Hype Drove Their Migrations

7 Out of 10 Developers Admit Industry Hype Drove Their Migrations
By: Joe Warnimont • 7/30/2025
Methodology: This survey was conducted in July 2025 among 500 U.S.-based software developers with at least five years of experience. These respondents have been on... read more »
What Is HostingOps? The Role of Hosting Operations in Web Infrastructure

The Role of Hosting Operations in Web Infrastructure
By: Joe Warnimont • 7/29/2025
Right out of college, I worked at a golf course software company, and with that came server management for golf websites and apps. I never touched the servers... read more »
Cybersecurity Tops the List of Hardest Roles to Fill in 2025, Survey Finds

Survey: Tech Leads Say Cybersecurity is the Hardest Role to Fill
By: Joe Warnimont • 6/18/2025
After surveying 500 IT decision-makers in the US about IT industry staffing, I figured I would see the same results as years past: companies fighting over one... read more »
73% of IT Leaders Are Leveraging Two or More ‘Alt’ Cloud Providers

73% of IT Leaders Are Leveraging Two or More ‘Alt’ Cloud Providers
By: Joe Warnimont • 5/27/2025
Over the years of covering the world of technology, I’ve preached about the perils of putting all your digital eggs into one basket, particularly when it comes to... read more »
75% of IT Leaders: Tech Tariffs Will Hurt Bottom Line Through 2027

75% of IT Leaders: Tech Tariffs Will Hurt Bottom Line Through 2027
By: Joe Warnimont • 5/12/2025
With Trump’s new tariffs, IT departments across America are left to deal with the reality of tumultuous economic obstacles. I’ve watched as IT managers respond to... read more »
What Is a Text Editor? A Beginner’s Guide to Choosing the Right One

A Beginner’s Guide to Choosing the Right Text Editor
By: Joe Warnimont • 4/9/2025
I used to have a bad habit of opening HTML and other coding files in Microsoft Word. Eventually, I was told to use a text editor, so I turned to Notepad. That wasn’t... read more »
What Are Core Web Vitals? Here’s What You Actually Need to Know

Is Your Website Slow? Here’s How Core Web Vitals Can Fix It
By: Joe Warnimont • 3/13/2025
When I think of Core Web Vitals, I’m immediately reminded of this time when I discovered one of my websites had been taking over 30 seconds to load a simple contact... read more »
What Are the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines? How to Make Your Website Accessible to Everyone

How to Make Your Website Accessible to Everyone With WCAG
By: Joe Warnimont • 2/27/2025
For those in wheelchairs, a building without ramps or automated doors functions no differently from a giant wall. Just as blind folks rely on braille signs and the... read more »