The whole point of a website security audit is to give you and your clients peace of mind. Knowing that you have gone through a client’s site, eliminated any website vulnerability you identify, and secured the site should bring a smile to your face. Related: Making website maintenance plans a …
WordPress will be celebrating its 20th birthday this year. Not only is it quite an achievement for anything web-related to last that long, it’s also impressive to see that the content management system is still at its peak relevancy. That got me thinking about the impact WordPress has had on …
26 years after its launch, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer is dead (well, sort of). Much has been written about the troubled web browser’s swan song. I jumped onto the bandwagon, sharing a silly poem to commemorate its sendoff. The software saw quite a few ups and downs along the way. It …
Your digital footprint is one of the key elements that will either aid your brand’s success or result in its struggles. Having a good reputation and an attractive online presence is crucial if you want your brand to go the distance — and if you’re reading this post, you clearly …
Gone are the days when startups would wait for programmers and coders to build and test products before launch. No-code tools for entrepreneurs have made it easy for freelancers and small business owners to build apps and ship products fast. The 2020 pandemic accelerated the shift to remote work, ecommerce, …
As we continue to move through 2023, Websites + Marketing continues to grow and gain new features along the way. In this guide, we’re going to cover these updates and show you how they can help your business grow as well. What’s new in Websites + Marketing Ecommerce Here’s …
WordPress is installed and ready to go — what’s next? Setting up your new website! In this article, we’ll show you the basics of setting up WordPress. Here’s what we’ll cover: WordPress General Settings that you need to get in place. How to change your WordPress admin username and why …
You’ve obtained a killer domain name and signed up for kick-ass hosting, so the foundations are in place, but what comes next? How do you actually transform these digital assets into a working WordPress website? WordPress can be incredibly easy to get up and running, but it’s still not going …
If you’re like most people, you started a website and/or blog to share information and make money while at it. But to make money with your blog or website, you need to get visitors to your site, send them offers to buy stuff, or at least keep in touch with them even …
