Simple Guide How to, and Indeed Why to, Grow Your Email List
Whether you’ve had a Wordpress website for years or are just starting out, your email list is going to become the most vital part of your online success
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Should I Add a Live Chat function to My Website ?
Overall, we have found that live chat can dramatically increase your number of leads and sales by eliminating friction and building trust very fast with new clients.
A Guide To Brute Force Attacks + Tips To Protect Your Website – infographic
We love using the iThemes Security Pro plugin to cover “most” of the security issues faced by our clients, and these guys have a great insight as to the threats faced by WordPress website. It feels like every week there’s another security breach in the news. It can cause panic, especially when we think website …
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Top 5 WordPress Security Vulnerabilities + Tips To Protect Your Website – infographic
We love using the iThemes Security Pro plugin to cover “most” of the security issues faced by our clients, and these guys have a great insight as to the threats faced by WordPress website. It feels like every week there’s another security breach in the news. It can cause panic, especially when we think website security has to …
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Why Tour Companies Are Adding LiveChat To Their Websites
Ok, so we are not experts on LiveChat (also known as “live chat” or “messaging”), WordPress being our gig :). In fact, we’re probably more USERS of it than ‘experts’. And that’s one of the reasons we wanted to write this post. We are all as much users of messaging, as we are admins or …
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Top 5 WordPress Security Issues in 2018 – infographic
According to a recent report by wpscan.org, of the 3,972 known WordPress security vulnerabilities, 11% are from themes, 37% are from core WordPress and 52% are from plugins.
Well then, what do we call it? SSL, TLS or HTTPS
Throughout our website here, we appear to use (or misuse) the terms SSL, TLS and HTTPS interchangeably, at random it seems. From time to time we catch ourselves in the Monkey Treehouse ourselves and say, “Which one should we be using?” Frankly, my default is to use SSL. When I reference an article or site, …
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5 Simple Rules For WordPress Login Security – Tips For Site Admins & Users – infographic
A successful WordPress security strategy should include steps to strengthen the WordPress login. Here are five simple rules for better WordPress login security. Use Strong Passwords An ideal password is at least 12 characters long and includes a large pool of characters, including upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols. Use A Unique Password …
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Simple 5 Ways to Secure Your WordPress Website – infographic
We love using the iThemes Security Pro plugin to cover “most” of the security issues faced by our clients, and these guys have a great insight as to the threats faced by WordPress website. It feels like every week there’s another security breach in the news. It can cause panic, especially when we think website …
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5 Common WordPress Myths Poo-Poo’d
Apart from the fact that WordPress is the most popular website builder in the world, there are a lot of misinformation about WordPress on the internet. Many of the most common WordPress myths end up confusing the heck out of newbies and website users and end up directing them to choose the wrong CMS platform. In …