Best of WordPress Services blog 2018 – July

Best of WordPress Services blog 2018 – October WordPress Services blog posts from 2018 – October meant readers being interested in WP Security subjects. TOP 3 Most viewed and shared posts are: Lazarus takes $534M in cryptocurrency in a single whoosh 30sec WordPress Services Case Study WP Security: 12 plugin…

HO! HO! HOpe You’re Up For The HOlidays! WP Services can prevent disasters. “We do not see things as they are. We see things as we are.” — Rabbi Shemuel ben Nachmani   This does not suggest that bad things will OR won’t happen to you; it merely means that…

As we approach the final “real working days” from this year, we finished our annual full-analysis of our competitions: providers of WordPress Services. This was a simple review, of what they are simply doing, strictly as public communication. We are talking about their blog posts and social media content. We…

We are very excited to share with you more information on our new owl WPS 3.5.4 – WP Services plugin release: owl WPS – WordPress Services plugin 3.5.4 changelog: 6 bug fixes + 3 feature updates + 1 new feature addition. We think you’re going to be very pleased with…

Best of WordPress Services blog 2018 – January WordPress Services blog posts from 2018 – January meant readers being interested in WP Backup subjects. TOP 3 Most viewed and shared posts are: Why You Need a WordPress Backup Service and NOT JUST a Plugin Recurrent WordPress Backup stored online In…

We are very excited to share with you more information on our new owl WPS 3.5.1 – WP Services plugin release: owl WPS – WordPress Services plugin 3.5.1 changelog: 6 bug fixes + 3 new features + 1 feature update. We think you’re going to be very pleased with the…

WordPress 4.9.1 is now available. This is a security and maintenance release for all versions since WordPress 3.7. WordPress versions 4.9 and earlier are affected by 4 security issues which could potentially be exploited as part of a multi-vector attack. As part of the core team’s ongoing commitment to security…

Best of WordPress Services blog 2018 – November WordPress Services blog posts from 2018 – November meant readers being interested in WP Services and mental barrier subjects. TOP 3 Most viewed and shared posts are: Fear Of Failure – A MENTAL BARRIER HURTING YOUR BUSINESS Hyper Guide: MENTAL BARRIERS HURTING…

Shocking news: GoDaddy injected user tracking JavaScript without consent Shocking news, even for WordPress Services providers: GoDaddy has injected JavaScript right into customer websites for the purposes of tracking; which may slow down websites or damage them entirely. THEY DID IT WITH IMPLIED CONSENT – meaning it was a hidden…

Rising annoyance trends for WordPress Services in 2019   We’re compiling a list of annoyances what we need to address in the upcoming year, that plagued our WordPress Services business niche and our customers WordPress websites. This is a simple list, yet each mentions created frustrations for several people, throughout…

WordPress 4.9.2 is now available. This is a security and maintenance release for all versions since WordPress 3.7. We strongly encourage you to update your sites immediately. An XSS vulnerability was discovered in the Flash fallback files in MediaElement, a library that is included with WordPress. Because the Flash files…

Best of WordPress Services blog 2018 – September WordPress Services blog posts from 2018 – September meant readers being interested in WP Security subjects. TOP 3 Most viewed and shared posts are: WP Security: 11 plugin vulnerabilities in AUG 2018 Advanced Persistent Threats: The Lazarus Group Social Engineering Conclusions and…

This makes your life at work much better. We do the hard work, you get the glory! Pleasant win-win! ;) So….Why not? Pitch our WordPress Services to your boss! WordPress upkeep has a fundamental connection with outsourcing. Ever since the industry grew from a novelty to a full-blown profession, businesses…

Best of WordPress Services blog 2018 – May WordPress Services blog posts from 2018 – May meant readers being interested in GDPR, Bali and owl KEYRA subjects. TOP 3 Most viewed and shared posts are: What is GDPR? Case Study – owl KEYRA – valued insights with GRAPH for our…

“We do not see things as they are. We see things as we are.” — Rabbi Shemuel ben Nachmani This doesn’t mean that bad things will OR won’t happen to you; it simply means that they occur in a random fashion as part of your everyday life. In the same…