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The email landed. The post took off. Everyone clicked. We love this for you. Now let's make sure your website loves it, too. Black Friday is still a few weeks away, which makes now a pretty good time to check how your site is performing.

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Test your load times. Click through the pages you expect people to visit most. And yes, pull it up on your phone. Basically: prepare for the traffic you're hoping to get.

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WordPress.com managed hosting is built for performance, security, and traffic spikes, so when more people show up, there's less happening behind the scenes for you to worry about. Manifest the traffic. But prepare for it, too.

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@wordpress.com Where can I get information about how the PHP vulnerabilities might impact my website and actions I can or should take?

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Here's what I found: If using Wordpress, go to settings> site health> info> server. That shows the PHP version the server is using. If it is older than 8.2, you should take your site offline and contact whoever is web hosting. If Wordpress .com is the host, prob OK, but still check.