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It's a fine line between sharing information and opening up to hackers, so we keep up to date on website security. Read our blog to learn more.

For many organizations, a website serves as a crucial element in sales, lead generation, customer service, and branding. Any disruption of website availability comes with a real financial cost.

Over a third of the web uses WordPress to power their website. That's a lot of sites and a big target for hackers and other threats.

Although social media is a great way to connect with loved ones and discover interesting content, you always have to be wary of your online privacy.

There are over 1.7 billion live websites in the world, and the number grows each second. Whether you're a new company or have been around for a while, if you want to grow your business in 2020, you need a well-designed website.

Anyone can create and upload a Wordpress plugin to their marketplace but at the end of the day, this is both a blessing and a curse.

Ever thought to yourself, "I need a website, but isn't it easier just to do everything through Facebook?"

We live in a fast-paced world. We eat at fast-food restaurants while on the go, order what we can from Amazon to get the two-day shipping, and expect answers at our fingertips.