This post will cover all those little niggly technology bits you should know about (even at a surface level) if you have your own website.
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Will my WordPress website get hacked?
I love to write about marketing, anti-procrastination, and feelings, but sometimes I have to shine a light on the not so fun technical topics.
Like the fact that sometimes, WordPress websites get hacked by hackers!
What could possibly go wrong with WordPress?
With so many users on the world’s most popular leading open source CMS, what are the risks and how can you prevent them? Our guest author, Simon Keller, outlines ALL that can possibly go wrong.
Help! They said someone was going to “steal my website!”
A wonderful client of ours had a phone call from 123 Reg and she emailed us, concerned. Here’s what she said they said:
How to Make Your Website More Boring
So you are developing an enticing and informative website for your audience. Well, believe it or not, also need to make your website “boring”!
How to increase the page speed of your website: a secret weapon WordPress plugin
Sometimes at TLD we like to dive a bit deeper and reveal some of our special secrets.
SEO: Traffic vs Conversion: What’s the difference and what’s more important?
Say you have a website, and you do some SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) work to get more traffic to it. The usual way people ask us to do this is “Please get me to the top of Google”. And more specifically “Please get me to the top of Google when people search for [whatever your business does]”.
3 types of Google search results: “Organic,” “Sponsored” links, and “Google My Business”
What are the different ways that Google Search Results show up?
It recently came to my awareness that one should never assume that everyone knows the answer to this. And there is an importance in this differentiation, so you understand better what you can expect when you hire someone to help you with SEO.
Why are my emails going into spam?
We often get asked this question so I thought it’s time to write a post about it!
SSL for websites – why it’s more important now than before
Have heard of SSL? What does it stand for? Sincere Sensual Love? Silent Sneaky Lothario? Sassy Silly Lullaby?
Close! Actually – it’s to do with the internet, websites, and security – and stands for Secure Sockets Layer.
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