October is Cyber Security Awareness Month and what better way to acknowledge it than by brushing up on your WordPress security best practices?! After all, you’ve put a lot of time, energy, and money into your website over the years. Don’t you think it’s worth protecting? Here are five best practices for keeping your WordPress website safe from hackers.
So you have a brand new WordPress website (congratulations!), and you have people on your team who are super excited about adding content. You already know the importance of writing interesting posts and uploading eye-catching images to make your site stand out…but the editing tools don’t quite look – or work – the same. It’s different, kind of confusing, and causing some frustration to the normally gung-ho content team. We’ve had several clients ask for assistance. So, while a little more technical than most of our blogs, this post will provide a little tutorial on how to edit your site quickly and efficiently using the WordPress Visual Editor.
With more and more businesses relying on their online presence to share information and generate sales (or donations), we thought it would be a good time to share a few quick and easy tips to help secure your WordPress site from hackers.
Nowadays, it’s not enough to be a recognized brand name. As a company, you’re expected to let your customers get to know the real “you,” to experience your culture in a way that makes them want to invest in your success. Social media is one of the best ways to do that; to connect with your customers about much more than buying your products or services.
Some of the biggest brands in the world are immediately identifiable by color association alone. Think Starbucks green, Target red, UPS brown. These brands have made color a critical element of their process, a key consideration in their outreach efforts, and consistency across platforms, materials and devices is critical. Even for small and mid-size B2B companies, consistent color can work to your advantage. So how do you make sure you’re getting color right?
Personal and professional connections can be powerful forces in promoting your business. People who know you, know what you do and believe in you can be your company’s greatest advocates. With more than two billion users across the globe, social media is one place that professionals, friends and family gather to stay in touch. If you’re not using social media for your business, you may be missing a big opportunity to connect with more people in your business community.
