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WordPress Security and Why It Matters To You

WordPress is the probably one of the most popular blogging and website content platforms around. More than that, it’s also a powerful content management system (CMS). And while it’s such a popular platform for posting your blog and website content, it’s also become a very popular target for hackers lately.  If you use WordPress for your site or blog, you’ll want to read this article, as your site could depend on it.  Continue reading »

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3 Ways to Stop Filling Up Your Email

I was reading a great article today about large email attachment services.  This prompted me to want to write and share with you my secret tips on how to prevent your email inbox from getting full.

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Google+ Adding Vanity URLs, Powerful Features For Business Owners

Google+ has long been considered the underdog by many, and doesn’t seem to be getting much respect from the social media community. That’s all about to change, however.

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Why I’ve Given Up On Plaxo

Plaxo is an addressbook synchronizing service that was great back in the day. And now, it’s nothing short of tragic.  Read more about my experience with Plaxo and how you can avoid the same pain I went through  while using their service (I use the term “service” loosely).

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From the Mailbag: Remote Support Software Recommendation

In this article, I answer a question from one of my readers, where he asks for a recommendation on good remote support software. You’ll want to read this, as he’s not just asking for any old recommendation, there are some specific things his software of choice will have to do.  Read on to find out what he’s looking for and what I think will do the trick for him. Continue reading »

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DO IT NOW: Update Your Password Security Strategy

Let’s be clear on something: YOU NEED TO UPDATE YOUR PASSWORD SECURITY STRATEGY. The reason? Whether you’re thinking about your personal passwords or even a business-related password strategy, chances are, it sucks.  Read this article to find out what you can do right now to update your password security strategy so that you don’t get hacked, and you don’t spend hours trying to get your life back after it’s been given to thieves. Continue reading »

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Five Best Wi-Fi Routers for Home Use

When looking for top notch gear for your home, it can sometimes be a daunting task.  There’s so many options, which one do you choose?  Well, for me, I like to read and research, and mostly I like to go Fry’s Electronics and check these things out for myself.  However, not everyone finds this as enjoyable, so I’m hooking you up with this article to save you some time. Continue reading »

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How to Finally Fix Your Slow Computer

If you’re running a Windows PC or laptop, and getting frustrated because your PC is as slow as molasses, this article is for YOU.  I’m giving away a free suite of software that will address your speed and performance issues and give you the boost you’ve been looking for. Continue reading »

Web and Social Media Overhaul

Anatomy of a Complete Overhaul

I’ve really been busy the last couple of weeks. Like, really, really busy.  As I’m not one to shy away from a challenge, this time I took on a pretty big one.  I’ve been able to migrate this blog to a new webserver, optimize it for super-fast performance, and while I was at it, totally revamped all of my social media presence.  I’m going to share with you what I did, which may help you with your site and your efforts as well. Continue reading »

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Guess Who’s Moved (Servers) Again?

As they say, the only constant in life is change. The same has never been more true than with technology, that’s for sure.  And this blog is not exempt from such change as well.  That’s because with change comes opportunity.

In this case, the opportunity for improvement.  What’s about to change changed, you might ask?  Well, I’m glad you asked. Continue reading »