Malware can ruin your website. Not only can it insert ads or redirect users to a different site, but it can also get your site blacklisted from search engines and other online services. Fortunately, the malware is usually coded in a file such as within a database, in...
WordPress recently passed the 33% marketshare mark. That means 1 out of every 3 websites is now powered by WordPress! Crazy. It’s by far the most widely used content management system in existence with 60% of all websites where the CMS used is known. It’s a...
This is post 2 of 2 in the series “Installing SSL on WordPress” I recently wrote about the new changes by Google and the need for most websites to add SSL to their site. That article is the “why” this one is the “how.” You’ll...
This is post 1 of 2 in the series “Installing SSL on WordPress” In February 2018, Google made an announcement regarding SSL certificates, also known as https. This announcement said: For the past several years, we’ve moved toward a more secure web by...
Formerly titled: Why wpXPRESS Charges $149 for A Whole Lot More Than Just “Hosting” or “Maintenance” Recently, we had two different instances where security was an issue for sites that were not hosted by us. In one instance some WordPress...
