Typing in www has fallen out of vogue with the rise in mobile web surfing, so many site owners have elected to drop it. But, is that good for SEO? And what about cookie tracking across sub-domains? Discover if www or non is the best fit for your site and how to ensure Google knows your preference, and how not to confuse your SEO, especially with HTTPS involved.
Read MoreWhy Not to Use a Block All Mixed Content CSP on HTTPS Sites with Ads
Today the MediaVine Ad Network suggests changing the Upgrade-Insecure-Request Content Security Policy to the Block-All-Mixed-Content policy. Discover the issues you’ll run into with this if you used a free way to convert your site to HTTPS.
Read More4 Non-Optional Site Upgrades You Must Make Now
Discover the 4 site foundation changes you MUST make if you don’t want to lose mass traffic or break your site in 2017 and beyond.
Read MoreNew Google Chrome Penalty for Non HTTPS Sites Hits October 2017
The Unsecure Site warning will appear in Chrome for sites collecting any data from viewers or visiting the site via an incognito widow.
This will affect every site owner who collects emails via options!
Top 10 Reasons NOT to Use Free HTTPS Conversion
You may be wondering why it’s worth getting pro help to convert your site to HTTPS when your host has ways to do it for free. Well, I’ll give you 10 good reasons why.
Read MoreFree Webinar – HTTPS Conversion for DIY Site Owners
Join me live for a fun, non-geek-speak chat on what’s involved with converting your site to HTTPS and about SSL certificates. Plus, we’ll cover the differences in free way of doing it and actually converting your site.
Read MoreChrome Displays Street Address in WordPress Comments on HTTPS Sites
The Chrome browser has a serious leak in the autofill feature that leaves your personal info on forms, including fields on WordPress blog comments. The leak could divulge your street address or even your credit card info. Worst of all, you may never even know it’s happening. Discover what info is being leaked and how to protect yourself.
Read MoreThe Top 7 Myths About HTTPS Site Conversion
Misconceptions and old rumors abound about converting your site to HTTPS including, why you should do it, why an SSL certificate and plugin are not enough, loss of backlinks, why a green padlock could be misleading, plus site security and performance issues.
Clear up those myths and see how to avoid headaches with the conversion process.
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