Agency Resources
Managing Plugin Licenses Across Agency Clients
Premium plugin licences cause no trouble until a key lapses, a client leaves, or nobody knows whose account it is. Here is…
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Website Security
Is Your Web Host Responsible for a Hacked Website?
Your host says the hack is inside your website. Sometimes that is fair and sometimes it is not. Here is the usual…
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Agency Resources
Onboarding a Client’s Existing WordPress Site
An inherited WordPress site is a box you have not opened yet. Audit it before you quote. Here is what to collect,…
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Website Security
Website Hacker Extortion Email: Real Threat or Bluff?
Emails demanding payment for a website "hack" are often bulk-sent bluffs, but some are real. How to check the evidence and headers,…
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Agency Resources
How Agencies Can Share Client Logins Safely
Agencies hold more client credentials than almost anyone. Here is how to receive, store, share and revoke them without putting client sites…
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Website Security
Search Console Security Issues Report, Explained
A plain-English walk through the two reports under Security & Manual Actions in Search Console: what each issue type means, how to…
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Website Security
Unknown Admin User in WordPress: What It Means
An administrator account nobody remembers creating can be a forgotten developer login or the first sign of a break-in. Here is how…
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Website Security
How to Scan a Website for Malware (and What Scans Miss)
A green tick from a free scanner is useful but narrow. Here are the free ways to scan a website for malware,…
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Website Security
Nulled Plugins and Themes: Why They Carry Malware
A free copy of a premium plugin can work perfectly and still hand someone else a key to your site. Here is…
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WordPress Guide
WordPress User Registration Settings: Keep Them Off?
The Anyone can register checkbox and the default role setting explained: when to leave registration off, how to clear spam sign-ups, and…
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