Those of you with a WordPress site should know one new technical thing. WordPress uses a language called PHP – it’s installed and runs on your hosting server.
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3 warning signs of click fraud and how to prevent It
This is a post for anyone who advertises online!
Your website security and usability checklist to building trust in your business
Although having a website is almost considered a requirement for today’s businesses, unless your website is high quality and trustworthy, it can actually do more harm than good for your business.
Get your tech right for working remotely
The transition to working remotely was an abrupt one and one that many companies and employees might not have been ready for.
Email safety – what should you NOT open?
Enjoy this useful guest post from Michael Strelitz from Datasafe about all those seemingly suspicious emails we’re getting even more of – plus they’re doing a great offer!
How website designers (and other remote workers) can benefit from using VPN
If you work as a web designer and you’re yet to use a VPN, there is no better time than now to change that. Whether you’re designing a website or creating coding, any information you share online can be tracked and stolen, especially if you use a public Wi-Fi network for work. And you don’t want that!
The technology you DO need to know about for online success
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.
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!
9 tried and tested ways to stop people from bouncing off your website
Many website owners believe that chasing after traffic is enough to make a website successful. Unfortunately, this line of thinking doesn’t quite match up with reality.
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: