How secure are your WP sites? Are they bullet proof or can they easily be hacked, hijacked, destroyed, infected with viruses, misappropriated, redirected, and whatever else malicious minds can think of?
Yet there is nothing to worry about. A couple of days ago, I bought WP SuperMax, a complete guide to making your WP sites bullet proof. It opened my eyes to the dangers that lurk out there and at the same time showed me exactly what to do and why, how and where to do it so that I never have to worry again.
All you have to do to secure your WP sites is take a few simple steps to check whether anything has already been done to them. Then lock them down safely with free plugins provided you know what you’re doing.
Before I delve into the content of the course, a word about the title. “Youtube Hijack” is just a fancy name for three highly effective, totally above board and perfectly legal video marketing methods. It does not require any actual hijacking, kidnapping or other unlawful activity.
Do you own a video smartphone? Perhaps an iPhone 4 or 4s, an iPod Touch 4 or an iPad 2? Do you know how to get the best out of your video camera in your pocket? Would you like to be an iPhone video hero?
Video on a smartphone is an amazing tool not just for Internet marketers. You can capture anything of interest on the fly or plan a project, then edit and package it for maximum impact for your business, hobby, club, project, family event or just for fun.
Last week I came across a new program, checked it out, bought it and absolutely love it.
Here is my review:
Click here for the link I mentioned in the video. It’s a very cool program. In fact, I bought it as a present for my daughter. She loves her iPod Touch 4 and has already made a video for a school project. It’s time she learned how to do get the best out of her HD video camera. Video is the future. You can’t get started with it too early.
A couple of days ago, I needed a rapid answer to a very urgent question:
“What species is a hare?”
I ‘m sure you, too, are dying to find out.
I know I was. So I googled it and was frankly bowled over by the answer.
I was bowled over because it made no sense whatsoever, and that in all three search engines, Google, Yahoo and Bing.
Why on earth did these search colossuses send me to recipes, consulting chemists or some obscure electronics manufacturer out in the wilds of Hertfordshire when they promised to guide me to a Wiki page that was supposed to contain a fast answer to a simple question?
I never thought about getting one until yesterday when the tree surgeon arrived to check out the tree that threatens to lift the house.
When he parked his car in my drive I couldn’t believe it! A PR savvy tree care company displaying their QR Code not just on his car but, so he told me, on all their vehicles (rear and either side)!
That’s it. I had to get mine. Here it is:
I’m not quite sure how useful it is to publish my QR code on my blog, but I could certainly stick it on my business card.
If you cannot wait to get your QR code, here are two websites that generate them for free:
In his The Foundations of Internet Marketing Success, Matt Olson sets himself the task to explain these foundations on a mere 28 pages. This is a tall order. It gets even taller with Matt’s bold claim that
“The formula for IM success has its foundation in “doing and thinking in a certain way”. The following pages contain the blueprint.”
And:
“These are universal principles of success and they work 100% of the time.”
As if this wasn’t bold and daring enough he ups the ante by a few degrees with this:
“I want you to know that this report has nothing to do with doing any new age mental “stunts” in the hopes that money will magically appear in your bank account. On the contrary, the following information is practical, down to earth advice on how to change your thinking so you perform in a more effective, efficient manner.”
Captchas. Beloved of the Google Keyword Tool and other online behemoths forcing you to try and try again, refresh repeatedly, then guess and eventually digress into foul language.
In my last post (Video Marketing and Money Laundry), I told you that I’d be returning to what I am passionate about and why. Well, I did it. Today, I can finally tell you that my baby is here, all 70 pages of it and then some. Yes, Big Videos For The Smallest Pockets is [...]
