Most website owners have no idea that their site has been hacked until it’s actually too late…
Watch the video to see how my mum’s blog was hacked ~>BlogDefender
The first you know could be when you receive an email from your web host that your account has been suspended, or worse yet, closed down entirely!
BUT it could be even worse than that…
If your site has been hacked for a while and you’ve not noticed, Google probably has, and they will have dropped it out of the SERPS!
AND yet even that’s not as bad as it can get…
If you’re site has been used for a “phishing” attack to gather other people’s online banking or PayPal login info (one of the more common exploits) then you could be about to get a call from the real world authorities, the Police!
Sounds pretty scary right?
Yup, it is, so you need to lock down your site right now!
The good news is it’s really pretty simple to do, once you know how… Read more...(290 words, 1 image, estimated 1:10 mins reading time)
This simple to use WP Blog setup software tool will make life a lot easier if you’re building multiple blogs, it installs and activates all the plugins you want, as well as your favorite theme, permalink structure, and any default “legal stuff” pages you use.
The video below shows just how easy it is to use, and I made this video without even having a practice run through first, that’s just how easy to use this is!
and best of all you can grab this neat WP blog setup software tool for under $10 right now, check it out here: -
yesterday a new WP automation tool was released and I’ve been having a play with it, so I thought I’d make a few videos to show just how easy to use this thing is!
This first video, below, covers how to use the software to install a fresh new WordPress blog.
The second video will be how the tool will automatically gather as much keyword based content as you need, allow you to choose which bits to use and the frequency of posts, so you can easily set up a whole years worth of posts in one go, giving you a truly hands free blog…
The third video will cover the main plugin itself which automates the monetization of the blog.
I know from personal experience how effective this kind of plugin can be, as I have my own bespoke plugin that does the same sort of thing that I have been using across most of my auto blog for the last 2-3 years, and it works VERY WELL! Read more...(427 words, 0 images, estimated 1:42 mins reading time)
but what if it only took you a few minutes to do, you only had to do it once, and the $1 would keep rolling in every day, that would then be $365 a year for that same few minutes of work…
if you actually spent a couple of hours and did the same thing (and yes, I’m talking about setting up automated blogs) 10 times, that would then add up to $300 per month, or $3,650 a year…
for just a couple of hours work!
now what if you did that 5 days in a row..?
that would be $1,500 a month, or $18,250 a year!!
see how quickly it starts adding up…?
that’s what auto blogs can do for you!
These auto blogs can in fact make more than $1 per day…
The video link above shows you how they work, but the great thing about them is they are hosted for you, so you don’t need a Domain Name or Hosting!Read more...(492 words, 1 image, estimated 1:58 mins reading time)
I updated BlogTactics.com to the latest version of wordpress (WP 2.8.1) a couple of days ago and all of my sidebar text widgets just disappeared!
It’s taken me a little while to work out how to put them back, as it appears there’s no option for adding the old style text widgets in WP 2.8.1., so I’ve made a quick video to show you how I managed to get my text widgets put back in to my blog sidebars so you can do the same if you need to.
The video is only 7 mins long, so it’s not a biggy, and you can find the text widgets plugins on the Top WordPress Plugins Page
For the last month or so (if not longer) my Feedburner RSS Feed for this blog hasn’t been working correctly, and whatever I tried I couldn’t work out why…
I’ve tried switching different plugins on and off, even turning all of them off.
I also had my themes coder check the code for this theme over with a “fine tooth comb”, and even tried restiing the theme to the default one for a short while.
none of which worked!
Then yesterday a friend of mine suggesting I should go back and check the simplest of things, like whether I’d entered the original feed url in to my FeedBurner account properly, I guess he knows how bad my typing can be at times… lol!
Well, he was right, which goes to show you should always check the simplest and basic stuff first!
it turned out I had included the “www.” in the url for the original RSS feed in FeedBurner, the moment I removed that the problem was solved, at last! Read more...(203 words, 0 images, estimated 49 secs reading time)