Last time, we ran through the basics of WordPress multisite. I hope that with the understanding of what a multisite system is, its pros and cons and when you should use it, you are now ready for part II.  This time, we will dig into the experience of practicing WordPress multisite management with the tools and plugins that can help you control a multisite like a master.

I have spent time listening to WordPress experts in the community and have made a list of exceptional tools they usually use for multisite management. So, you don’t have to waste time on asking the same questions or searching for your own tool and plugins.

Now let’s continue with part II of the WordPress multisite story.

For many WordPress developers, managing multiple WordPress websites at the same time is a Herculean task that many of them sooner or later have to do. To be honest, I think most developers are not really happy with this “multisite task”. There are so many things you have to do with multisite management, such as multisite backup, security, SEO, moderating comments, keeping everything updated, etc.

To get WordPress multisite management under your control and for you to tame it well, you need to have a solid understanding of what it is all about. And that’s what we want to help you with in this topic. I hope that after finishing this blog, you’ll fully understand about WordPress multisite management and decide if it helps you with your web development projects.

We’ll break this WordPress multisite guide into two parts: one part about the basics, and one part mainly about the tips and tools to handle your website network smoothly. Let’s look at the first part!