I’ve talked in the past the importance of SSL and how to get an SSL certificate for free. This is important for creating a secure connection between your website and those who use it, particularly when someone submits information or with E-commerce transactions. Once you HAVE that SSL certificate and your website has the ability […]
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WordPress is a wonderful free software for powering and running your website. There are very few issues that I run into while using it, but occasionally when I run an update my site will get stuck on the “the website is undergoing scheduled maintenance” message. Thankfully, the fix is incredibly simple, so let’s cover it
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Practical AI like ChatGPT has been evolving rapidly particularly in the last few months, bringing AI to the forefront of discussions of what our immediate future will look like in a number of industries. Bringing this home and getting right to the point, Google has begun testing an AI supplemented version of their search engine
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Hootsuite’s free plan is officially going the way of the dodo (wait… the dodo might be coming back?). If you’ve been using Hootsuite’s free plan then you likely know that they’ve been quietly phasing it out for years, first by limiting what you could do with it, then just about making it impossible to actually
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So you’re writing a new post in WordPress and you very quickly see this invalid JSON response message the first time the post tries to autosave: You might think nothing of it or assume it’s not an important error warning, so you go ahead and finish writing a lengthy post. You save it as far
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Whether you’ve decided to transfer your web hosting from one company to another due to financial reasons, a drop in the quality with your existing host, etc. it’s thankfully not a difficult process. I’ve put together this step by step guide on how to transfer web hosting from one company to another so you can
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While sending emails from your domain looks much more professional and legitimate than one of the popular free email service providers (Gmail, Yahoo, etc.), it comes with its own list of challenges. One of these is ensuring that your emails actually end up in your recipient’s inbox and don’t get marked as spam. There are
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I’ve used both GoDaddy and NameCheap for roughly a decade for registering domains and/or as my domain registrar. More recently, I’ve typically been transferring my domains from GoDaddy to NameCheap simply because well, Namecheap is a bit cheaper. Plus the service is everything you could want from a domain registrar. If you’re looking to make
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Email marketing is one of the best ways to monetize your website. As a business owner, the last thing you want when sending emails to clients is for them to get marked as spam. Scammers and spammers have forces email service providers like Gmail and Yahoo to crack down on spam hard. While this is
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If you’re relatively new to website management, you may have heard the term “above the fold”. Website layouts have a lot of terms, but arguably none as important as above the fold, so let’s talk about what it is, why it matters, and what you should do. What Is Above the Fold In website terms,
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