Be sure to update your #Jetpack. https://wptavern.com/jetpack-4-0-3-patches-a-critical-xss-vulnerability
Jetpack 4.0.3 is a security release that contains an important fix for a critical vulnerability that has been present in the plugin since version 2.0, released in 2012. According to Jetpack team me…
Originally posted at The WP Guy - WordPress Web Design
May 31, 2016
Video: How to Change WordPress JPEG Image Compression
WPBeginner - WordPress Tutorials originally appeared at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToMjVp5sDf0
May 25, 2016
Ben Settle - Top Email Marketing Specialist
I gotta share this. Ben Settle is hands down one of the best contemporary copywriters out there. Although I've never purchased any of his offers (mainly due to my budget), I HAVE benefitted from reading a number of his e-books, his podcast, and his daily emails. If you want to boost your business and sell MORE, this dude cannot be ignored. At the very least, you should be applying his techniques and tactics to your website copy. Check out his site to see what I mean... http://bensettle.com/
Use the form below to open his daily email tips and a free digital copy of the prestigious $97/month "Email Players" newsletter...
Originally posted at The WP Guy - WordPress Web Design
Use the form below to open his daily email tips and a free digital copy of the prestigious $97/month "Email Players" newsletter...
Originally posted at The WP Guy - WordPress Web Design
May 24, 2016
Significant Change to SERPs: Google Extends Length of Titles and Descriptions - Search Engine...
#Google just tweaked the #SERPS. https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-titles-and-descriptions-2016/163812/
Google has made a significant change to its search results pages by extending the length of titles and descriptions.
Originally posted at The WP Guy - WordPress Web Design
Google has made a significant change to its search results pages by extending the length of titles and descriptions.
Originally posted at The WP Guy - WordPress Web Design
May 23, 2016
Video: How to List Future Upcoming Scheduled Posts in WordPress
WPBeginner - WordPress Tutorials originally appeared at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pA3INbz8S9g
May 20, 2016
25% Of WordPress Security Holes Thanks To Just 3 Add-Ons
Are your favorite plugins creating holes in your WordPress security? http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2016/05/25-of-wordpress-security-holes-thanks-to-just-3-add-ons/
WordPress is arguably the most prevalent of content management systems on the web today so, unsurprisingly, it’s a massive target for malicious ...
Originally posted at The WP Guy - WordPress Web Design
WordPress is arguably the most prevalent of content management systems on the web today so, unsurprisingly, it’s a massive target for malicious ...
Originally posted at The WP Guy - WordPress Web Design
May 16, 2016
Video: How to Add Google Search in a WordPress Site
WPBeginner - WordPress Tutorials originally appeared at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4SUFngCIvs
May 11, 2016
Warning: Vulnerability discovered in Yoast SEO WordPress plugin
If you use the Yoast SEO plugin (as many Wordpressers do), you need to update it right away. http://marketingland.com/yoast-seo-vulnerability-176638
Yoast SEO v3.2.4 and earlier versions have a security vulnerability that can give people access to your SEO settings.
Originally posted at The WP Guy - WordPress Web Design
Yoast SEO v3.2.4 and earlier versions have a security vulnerability that can give people access to your SEO settings.
Originally posted at The WP Guy - WordPress Web Design
May 10, 2016
WordPress Hack Redirects Users Randomly
Check your header. A new client recently came to me with this very problem and I got it fixed. https://securityintelligence.com/news/wordpress-hack-redirects-users-randomly/
Sucuri recently discovered a new WordPress hack that redirects users to malicious domains. Luckily, there are relatively easy ways to discover infections.
Originally posted at The WP Guy - WordPress Web Design
Sucuri recently discovered a new WordPress hack that redirects users to malicious domains. Luckily, there are relatively easy ways to discover infections.
Originally posted at The WP Guy - WordPress Web Design
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