When you setup your new WordPress site, there are a couple of things that will help make things more secure. You can do them later too, but it’ll require a bit more work. First, use a different table prefix from the default ‘wp_’. It’s easy to change this is from the setup screen, but a […]
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Boring! I know. But you’ll regret not having them at some point. Plus it’s pretty easy to get backups, either one-off or scheduled. You also want to make sure you store them offsite. Offsite is more important than scheduled if you don’t make changes often. But you should make sure to run a backup after
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When a new site signs up we do a number of things to make sure it’s backed up, updated, secure, and running smoothly. We think our WP management service is a great value, but we also think these are things every WordPress site should do. So for the do-it-yourselfers out there, here’s how we do
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As a business using a WordPress website, you want to get the most from your online efforts. You have invested time and money on the design and promotion of your website so that it gets traffic and converts well. However, if you aren’t using A/B conversion testing, your website is under performing in both the
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If you’re having a difficult time turning all of those analytical reports into actionable game plans, then take a bite of Media Salad. Puns aside, Media Salad compiles data from the stats of your social media accounts and creates press-worthy reports, unique blog content and action plans to increase your engagement and effectiveness. Actionable Reports
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Updates are important, but they can break your website, so many people just don’t update. The problem is updates aren’t just about new features. Often they contain security fixes. Getting these security fixes is important because malware makers and spammers will scan the internet looking for “unpatched” websites. And since you now have backups, you
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