A long time ago email may have been included in your website hosting, but that’s rarely the case these days, and there are many reasons why. Some folks set up their domain for email forwarding to their gmail.com account, and reply from there – if their...
Chrome now marks HTTP pages as “Not secure” if they have password or credit card fields. Beginning in October 2017, Chrome will show the “Not secure” warning in two additional situations: when users enter data on an HTTP page, and on all HTTP pages visited...
Wordpress Guest Blog Series I am guest blogging for sister company Fandom Marketing on Blogging For Business, covering some unique Wordpress topics. Here’s a summary of a recent post, with the link to the full article: “Wordpress SEO can be maintained when...
With the numerous SEO and Google Analytics plugins available for WordPress, it’s surprising that Google has taken this long to release their own plugin, but they’ve just announced one, named Site Kit by Google. Site Kit by Google allows users to access...
Tip #1: Host your Wordpress site yourself, not on wordpress.com. The reason for this is because a self-hosted site is completely customizable, and can include additional plug-ins and other custom code that really makes a difference. The rest of the quick tips give you the most bang for your buck right out of the gate!
