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Search Engine Optimization happens in 2 areas. INSIDE your website. and OUTSIDE your website. You can learn more about it here => https://flashforwardsites.com/are-you-invisible-in-google/

 

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First, what does the padlock mean?

A Padlock is displayed when a website has a special file installed, called an SSL Certificate. This Certificate is what makes a website httpS instead of just http. The S stands for SECURE.

The padlock, when it’s displayed, will usually be green. But I have seen some browsers use other colors. And you will always see https:// next to it.

Like this…

There are 2 reasons why you NEED the padlock.

1) The google chrome browser (the most used browser) is flagging your website as NOT SECURE. I’m sure you don’t want visitors (prospective clients) to abandon doing business with you because they see NOT SECURE next to your URL

Here is Google’s announcment on July 24th, 2018, that the update rolled out to everyone. => https://www.blog.google/products/chrome/milestone-chrome-security-marking-http-not-secure

Google flagging your website as NOT SECURE is only temporary. Once you add an SSL certificate, then google will remove the NON SECURE label.

Until that happens, the whole world will see continue to see it.

2) Google now considers this a ranking factor. Without the padlock, google is purposely keeping you lower in the search results.

Would you like to find out how to get the Padlock for free?

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You can book a free 15-minute call, so we can discuss the findings from our review. We can also share screens if you are in front of your PC.

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You can book a free 15-minute call, so we can discuss the findings from our review. We can also share screens if you are in front of your PC.

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WordPress isn’t completely secure out of the box. There are extra configuration steps to protect your website from intruders.

The most common missed items…
– Exposing your WordPress version number
– Exposing your usernames to the world so anyone can see them
– Not blocking repeated login failures (these are usually attempts to break in)
– Not hiding or renaming the login page
– The WordPress files and plugin files are outdated. They need to be kept current, to close known security holes.

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