We’ve received a lot of requests for blog organization in a way that doesn’t affect the Network and IP selection. There was a lot of confusion about the Network selection as a way to organize blogs when it’s only for IP selection.

There hasn’t been a system update for a few months, so it’s time to catch up with everything we did in the past few months. Yoast plugin issue fixed We fixed an issue with Yoast plugin that created trouble with the theme customizer. The issue was found in our configuration and resolved. Improved SSL renewal.

Since mid-2018 a part of our company has been working on a new hosting project. This time, we decided to tackle a big problem – WooCommerce hosting. WooCommerce is an amazing platform for building eCommerce stores but it’s suffering from multiple issues. For one thing, it’s built on WordPress that was never intended for such.

We have recently learned that the InfiniteWP Client, a popular plugin for managing WordPress blogs, has been compromised and was being actively used by hackers to gain access to the blogs and even the servers that the plugin was installed on.

Our old blog status was a bit tricky to understand. It was confusing for our users and because of it, we’ve been working for a while on the new blog status in order to solve this problem. One of the problems with the old blog status was the “Up” status.

We are always looking to see what we can do to make improvements here at Easy Blog Networks and lately, we’ve been quite busy! Besides minor fixes and bug squashing, here is a short breakdown of what we have been up to, what is in the works, and things to look forward to.

A Private Blog Network (PBN) is a group of blogs on authoritative domains and hosted on different servers with different IPs. These blogs are created to simulate quality backlinks to the owner’s money site.

Large agencies, small affiliates, and even known SEO gurus host their PBNs with EBN. We are by far the easiest and cost-effective solution for PBNs. Since we launched in late 2014, EBN has become the leading provider for PBN hosting with constant improvements to our service, regular increases in the number of IPs available, and […]

Back in December of last year, we let you know that we decided to temporarily pause the automatic update feature of EBN blogs. We did this to protect your blogs from potentially breaking due to the upcoming WordPress 5.0 update, which many people thought was rushed.

A few months ago we’ve made some minor changes to the UI (see: EBN UI changes on Blog List and Activity) but we weren’t happy with the overall look and feel of the EBN App. So we put our heads together and came up with a completely new design. We wanted to change several elements..