Picking a domain name is one of the first things you have to do to become a website owner. It’s how users remember your website and it’s largely permanent. You can go through the hassle of changing your domain name, but it’s best to get it right the first time.
The key takeaway from this report is that more vulnerabilities doesn’t necessarily mean more attacks. Given WordPress’s large and increasing footprint, it isn’t that far-fetched to expect more vulnerabilities. Just think of all the plugins and themes out in the wild. How many of those have been abandoned? Furthermore, how many websites sit idle, not receiving updates for months or even years.
Although the sample size of my overall tracked keywords is relatively small, it does appear that some sort of change happened. In fact, it’s possible that changes are still going on. It might take a week or so before things stabilize.
The new SEO analysis feature can be turned on with the latest version of Yoast SEO. It’s available via a toggle button in the plugin’s general settings. I actually just enabled it for this website. This prompted me to go back to one of my longer posts to see if the color indicator changed. While this post still reports as green, a few new problems were displayed. One of them I disagree with.
When I received a Pixel 3 as a Christmas present, one of the features of the phone that didn’t interest me was the integration of Google Assistant. By simply squeezing the sides at the bottom of the phone, a prompt appears waiting to take your query. At first, I thought it would feel too much like a gimmick or novelty and add no real value. Now that I’ve had the chance to play around with it for a bit, I’m impressed.
There were only a few participants in last month’s poll for whether I should reveal my niche website or not. I would have preferred a much larger amount of votes, however, a deal is a deal! The votes for I already know! might as well be yes votes. The site and my persona are so entwined it doesn’t make any sense to tip-toe around specifics. Being able to provide detailed examples and explanations on certain parts of the website allows me to give the best insight possible. What I won’t share are certain things such as keywords and other detailed […]
Your purse is not everyone’s aspiration, but safety has become a matter of great concern – for good reason. Every day, many internet users fall victim to scams, hackers, phishing, malware, etc. The elderly, youngsters and inexperienced users are especially prone to it. Here are some tips on how to stay safe in the digital jungle.
SE Ranking has made some great strides in 2018. They’ve added several databases for keyword and competitor research in countries such as Sweden, Norway, Ireland, and New Zealand. They’ve also polished their interface to give it a more slick and modern look. Now that the new year is almost here, their goals are even more ambitious.
This study, conducted by BrightLocal, asked U.S. consumers a series of questions regarding their habits with online reviews. The main objective was to determine how men and women evaluate a business based off of online reviews. Perhaps the most interesting piece of information comes from the results of the frequency of reading reviews between both genders.
My initial impressions of the Gutenberg editor were not very favorable. I’ve only installed WordPress 5.0 on one website thus far. My own niche website. I wrote two blog posts on that site with the new editor before pulling the plug and installing the Classic Editor plugin. I tried.. I mean, really tried to give Gutenberg a chance. It’s not for me. It’s one of those cases where people either love it or hate it. From my observations, the hate it camp far outweighs those who love it. There’s a certain correlation between WordPress newcomers and those who have worked […]
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