06
Mar
Wordpress Security

How to Initiate a Brute Force Attack Prevention Process

Posted on by John Darrel

With WordPress running almost one third of the world’s websites, hackers have found an amazing pool to work through.

What makes WordPress vulnerable?

Well, security breaches in WP themes and plugins could be one reason. Even a very small vulnerability found in a WordPress install can expose millions of websites.

If you check Sucuri Website, you can see only a small amount of the security problems reported daily.

43 percent of cyber attacks are aimed at small businesses - Symantec Report

Symantec Report

Are you using WordPress?

Then, you definitely need to pay extra care on your business.

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Wordpress Security Hacks
14
Feb
Wordpress Security

10 Fast and Easy WordPress Security Hacks You Need to Implement Today

Posted on by John Darrel

If you are currently running a WordPress website, without focusing on keeping your site code secure, you may be exposed to some serious problems.

It’s very important to know that WordPress security is not automatic.

If you check the WordPress Attack Report (October 2017) provided by Wordfence, you will certainly start thinking of ways to protect your WordPress blog/site. Also keep in mind that, in December 2017, WordPress websites were under highest brute force attack.

2018 is the time for a consistent focus on digital protection. Continue reading →

best cloud hosting
25
Jan
Wordpress Hosting, Wordpress Security

7 Best Cloud Hosting Providers 2018

Posted on by John Darrel

Cloud hosting is the best solution for the startup small business, which provide the best cloud hosting services at very cheap cost. Hosted platforms are a subset of cloud computing that let you virtually set up technologies such as servers, web apps, databases storage, virtual network and more.

It’s provide hosting solution for websites on virtual servers. You can use this anytime anywhere, your data has been secured with backup facilities. Cloud hosting service provider is the best for your startup.

There are different kinds of hosting services such as shared hosting, dedicated hosting and Virtual Private Server (VPS) hosting. As your need choose the service of provider.

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08
Nov
Wordpress Plugins

Top WordPress Visual Design Plugins

Posted on by John Darrel

Visual content is essential to web design on our days, you’ll probably want to further improve your site images. Fortunately, WordPress offers thousands of plug-ins that enhance images, add visual effects, and allow any beginner to perform actions that would otherwise require additional technical knowledge.

To save you from research time, we’ve selected the most effective and most used 36 plug-ins for visual design:

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15
Jun
Wordpress Plugins

5 Best WordPress Cache Plugins For 2018

Posted on by John Darrel

Having a slow-loading website can have repercussions for both your search engine ranking as well as the user experience.

This is why you have to opt for the best WordPress cache plugins, as they will enable you to store recently used information on your visitor’s hard drive.

As a result, all time-consuming elements will be stored offline on the user’s drive, and he will have a much faster loading time. In order to do this, you will have to focus on using the right WordPress cache plugins.

Before you start using this type of plugin, you should check the website speed to see what you have to work with at this time. https://tools.pingdom.com/ and https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/ are two great sites that will help you solve this issue fast and with little to no effort.

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wordpress facebook pixel plugin
12
May
Wordpress Plugins

5 Best Facebook Pixel WordPress Plugins

Posted on by John Darrel

Any promising business needs to find the right way to build an audience and generate more conversions. So you always have to find some new, creative ways to harness the power of your website and social presence. This is where Facebook Pixel steps in. What makes Facebook Pixel special is the fact that this is a piece of code you can add on your site.

What does Facebook Pixel do?

Facebook Pixel allows you to report conversions and build audiences. This is how you get to find out important information about how your customers use the website, what pages visit the most and so on.

Facebook Pixel does a lot more than that. It can measure the cross-device conversions and it makes it very easy to see how customers are moving between the devices they convert from. With Facebook Pixel, you also have the opportunity to optimize the delivery to people as you see fit. You can go ahead and create audiences for retargeting, custom audiences that will most likely add to cart and purchase.

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29
Apr
Wordpress Plugins

4 Reasons Why You Need To Be Using Google Tag Manager

Posted on by John Darrel

Google nowadays pretty much rules the Internet, and so it’s not surprising to learn that there are countless businesses all over the world, using Google to help them get ahead.

Whereas in the early days, Google was purely to be used as a search engine, years later, and Google is now an incredibly efficient marketing tool.

Not only do we have Google analytics, but now we are also fortunate to have Google Tag Manager, and it is this which we’ll be focusing on below.

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13
Apr
Wordpress Hosting, Wordpress Security

7 of the best cloud hosting providers for 2018

Posted on by John Darrel

Thanks to all of the advances in modern technology over the last few decades, the Internet is now more important than ever for everyday life, and truthfully, without it, life would instantly grind to a standstill.

We pay our bills online, we earn money online, we do our shopping online, we communicate online, and much more on top of that. As a business owner, it is no longer recommended to have a website, it is now considered a necessity, no matter which goods and services you have on offer.

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How to

How to setup Hide My WP Ghost on Nginx server

Posted on by John Darrel

If your server is a Linux server, the main path to the nginx.conf file is /etc/nginx/nginx.conf (or /etc/nginx/conf/nginx.conf if you’re using Arch Linux). If the server is a Windows server your nginx.conf file will be located at C:nginxconfnginx.conf)

If your nginx doesn’t have sites-enabled option activated (check for sites-enabled subdirectory in the same directory with nginx.conf file), you will find the server configuration in nginx.conf file like in the below example:

server {
        server_name [your domain name];
        root [path to the website root];
        index index.php;

        location / {
                try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$args;
        }

}

Now, if you change the settings in Hide My WordPress Ghost to Ghost Mode, you will be asked to add the code in nginx.conf file.

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