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WebProWorld Members,
Happy Friday!
Since we talked the other day about privacy and history on the Internet, I wanted to share this article with you.
Gizmodo has released a guide to help you get rid of your web history.
They do point out that it doesn't prevent Google from gathering and using your information for internal purpose. And it doesn't prevent Google from handing it over to law enforcement if needed.
But, it does help prevent some of your history from being spread across your various accounts.
That's it for now, have a great weekend!
| Tiffany | |
WordPress Discussion Forum
 Is Wordpress more vulnerable to hacks?
My site just got hacked 3 days ago & while my hosting company can't say with certainty, I believe they got in thru WordPress.
I'm going to be switching my sites to WP. For now only my blogs were manned by WP, so I'm questioning whether this is a good idea if hackers can get in so easily
And yes, I update regularly, but sometimes you just don't know when a plugin has an update.
I've also noticed that WP isn't updating as often now, does anyone know why?
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Marketing Strategies Discussion Forum
Is This Performance Based Internet Marketing Option Feasible?
We market our physical product exclusively online via our web site, then direct our customers to Amazon to complete their purchase and use Amazon FBA to fulfill and deliver our orders to our customers. We are considering employing an Internet marketing specialist, with writing and PR skills, to drive traffic to our web site. When the visitor clicks on the order button on our web site and is directed to our Amazon listing, they will do so via the affiliate code of the marketing expert, which is embedded in the order button, who will then receive their compensation directly from Amazon. Is this feasible?
Yes, we do get very good sales/visitor conversions of between 4 - 8% and yes we do have a very good product with a large target market
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WordPress Discussion Forum
Spam not being deleted
I think this is a new forum (since I last looked that is), so I'm excited to FINALLY be able to get some WP questions answered.
Ok, so I recently found one of my blogs has accumulated almost 300 posts of spam. I can't delete them all at once b/c there may be clean posts in there, so I have to do this page by page.
But when I go to delete the users who wrote the spam & then on the next page it has the default "delete all posts associated from this user", I do that & the spam posts written by them don't disappear.
What am I not doing right, or is this a bug?
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Dr. Clark – How We Applied Google's PageRank to Chemistry
While the value of Google's PageRank algorithm is very high in the Internet world, a recent report found it to be valuable in the area of chemistry as well. Associate professor at Washington State University Dr. Aurora Clark and a team of colleagues from the University of Arizona came to the conclusion that PageRank could be used to predict chemical reactions.
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