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The best option is to use the plugin Jetpack frm wordpress. The second option would be IFTTT

It must be the cache. try to fetch the robots.txt and clear its cache from the page speed console. Still not working, you can clear the server's cache.

why dont you shift the the current site to the new domain name so that you wont have to deal with all these mess. It will solve the issues of redirection and you can login and update posts. :) Let me know if you need any help in migration

let me know if you all guys still haven't sorted out the footer links. i shall help you with it

The Google seach by images and sizes are still working at my end :)

use this method go to webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:sitename.tld If the site has been cached, you will get a preview page, else you will be gatting a 404 page

a general idea can be obtained from the site whatwpthemeisthat.com, it will give the them name, versions and some basic stuffs listed inside the stylesheets. For looking into the seo and other plugins, you can check the source code. Most plugins leave commented lines of markups like "<!-- /...

Go for the plugin "wp-smush it" its a good plugin to scale down your image size to a good extent. It has an option to bulk smush so that all the images inside your upload folders can be processed at a single button click. To improvise speed, better implement browser caching and use a cdn like...

try using the plugin "Better WP Security". It covers almost all security aspects inside a wp install.

can you post the sucuri report to identify the level of malware. most cases, it would be some javascripts hidden inside the theme. IN that case , you need to manually remove them. posting your malware report would help us give a specific advice. thanks

try any ecommerce theme and modify it

Did you share it on facebook, tweet or any kind of social publications..? if no the visitors might be BOTS :)

can you elaborate a little on the issue. i din understand what you are trying to implement.

YOu can use the same database for all your wp instances. all you need to do is to specify a different database prefix in the wp-config.php. Its the same as creating a seperate database for each one. The second option for you is wordpress network(multiblog). you can setup a network inside...

check the corporate themes in themeforest. it could help you to come up with something good

Better WP Security is the one. it has almost all security features needed and is quite secure

Wordpress would be a better choice and try the theme codelight from fame themes. the theme jarida is also good.

try to reset the permalink to the default structure ie with post id. save the settings and check the permalinks of the pages. once verified switch them back to %postname%. it should work.

try index.php or page-home.php or home.php. they are the home page template files

try a core reinstall. ie replace all the files inside the wp-admin and wp-includes with a fresh copy of wordpress downloaded from the official site. it might fix it. Make sure you dont delete the wp-contents folder