Why WordPress? I love building websites with WordPress. A few months ago I wrote a post listing some of my reasons for choosing WordPress content management systems. You can read it here. Right out of the box, WordPress themes are … Continue reading →
This came across my desk today — a glossary of web hosting terms displayed on a very nice infographic by Bluehost. Even if you are not a nerd, if you have a website you should a little more then “url” … Continue reading →
What is an SSL? SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) creates an encrypted connection between your web server and your visitors’ web browser allowing for private information to be transmitted securely. When an SSL certificate is installed on a website, your visitors and customers will … Continue reading →
Dr. Tabak’s New Website When asked what was needed in his optometric practice’s new website, Dr. David Tabak’s top 3 requests were 1. more user friendly, 2. ability to update and add posts (similar to Facebook), and 3. an overall … Continue reading →
Google loves words In other words (no pun intended) posts written with at least 300 words are more likely to rank in search engines. Very lengthy posts — with 1000+ words — do even better. Why lengthy posts increase SEO ranking … Continue reading →
Time to tune up your website WordPress.org Codex (the WordPress.org online manual) recommends regular site maintenance and has come up with a monthly schedule of tasks you should perform to keep your site running smoothly. They have created a monthly … Continue reading →
Barrington Memorial VFW Post #7706 needed a website VFW Post #7706 was established in Barrington Illinois in 1946. The Post has given support to vets who have served overseas during WWI, WWII, the Korean and Viet Nam Wars, and the Persian … Continue reading →
Weak passwords allow hackers to get into your site more easily. And weak passwords are often stolen — not just for your website, but for all your other accounts. Protect yourself, your website, and your personal information. Update and strengthen … Continue reading →
Time to tune up your website WordPress.org Codex (the WordPress.org online manual) recommends regular site maintenance and has come up with a monthly schedule of tasks you should perform to keep your site running smoothly. They have created a monthly … Continue reading →
Your Website Needs a Tune Up this Month Like your vehicle, your WordPress site needs regular maintenance to keep it updated, running smoothly, safe, and to avoid major bills due to mechanical failure. WordPress.org Codex (the WordPress.org online manual) recommends regular site … Continue reading →
