Starting in WordPress version 5.5, you can now set your plugins to automatically update. This is not only a big time saver, especially if you have a lot of sites which you oversee like myself, but it also helps to keep your site less vulnerable to backdoor hacks by way of out of date plugins. …
We’re in the new year, so it’s time to yet again take a look at the most essential and best free WordPree plugins for 2019 which you should have stocked for the new year. Again, these are all free plugins which will improve your site’s functionality for both you, your site’s visitors, and the search …
Once you’ve either purchased a premium SSL certificate or gotten a free SSL certificate from LetsEncrypt.com (either through their service directly or through your host as I detail in this video on how to make your WordPress site SSL compliant), you can enable SSL on your website in a number of different ways, most notably …
Making your WordPress site SSL compliant has never been quicker or easier. Despite the numerous benefits of SSL (security, user peace of mind and trust, and SEO boosts), many webmasters are still holding out. This is typically because of the perceived cost or technical curve associated with it. Today, it’s never been easier to make …
SSL, or secure sockets layer, is an added layer of security which all websites should have in this day and age. Because of the number of benefits of SSL, hundreds of companies have popped up which offer this encryption based security service to websites along with the corresponding certificates which browsers read to ensure that …
You know what I’m talking about, that little oftentimes green padlock which is displayed next to the URL of the page you’re on in your address bar, depending on your browser. A coalition of web presences have pushed for greater online security for internet users, and that accountability falls on the webmasters themselves. Attention around …
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