Getting hacked is every website owner’s nightmare. Now imagine finding out that a plugin you installed is what led to your site being compromised. Sigh. It’s kind of like leaving your keys in the front door without realizing you had done so! A recent risk report revealed that one of the largest threats WordPress users…
Pinterest Video Pins Best Practices
Video is hot. Consumers absolutely love to watch short videos to be entertained and learn about new products. While Pinterest started out as a platform for great photos, it has transitioned to video content over the past few years. If you haven’t taken advantage of this format yet, follow our simple steps to get started…
Updated Guidelines from Google for Sponsored Links
Google recently rolled out an update to combat sites that use spammy links in order to manipulate search rankings. Yay! The rollout included new rules for sponsored and affiliate links. Yikes! No one wants to be falsely accused of having spammy links on their site, so make sure you understand the new guidelines from Google…
SEO Keywords: What They Are & How to Use Them
We call them keywords, but you might know them better as “Google searches” or “queries”. The words and phrases that you type into search engines when you want to find something online are SEO keywords. Understanding how they work and how to use them effectively will drive traffic to your website. SEO keywords are an…
Security Issues with Elementor WordPress Plugin
As website owners become savvier, hackers have to find sneakier ways to break into sites. Unfortunately, they have once again found a backdoor way to hack into websites. The latest breach affected over 7 MILLION websites. Learn more about the recent security issues with the Elementor WordPress plugin and what you need to do about…
Why SMS 2FA is Not Secure
While you might be confused by the term “SMS 2FA”, there’s no doubt you use it. Lots of apps rely on SMS 2FA messages to verify users. Have you ever had an app or service you use tell you they are going to text a code to your number to verify your account? That’s what…
Third-Party Apps: Who Can You Trust?
Earlier this year an app called “Twitter family tree” was trending. The humorous “game” created a “family” tree that jokingly turned the accounts you interact with most into members of your family. It seemed fun and harmless, but in reality, it unwittingly turned you into a bot. Oops. Did we learn nothing from the Cambridge…
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