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- All Elementor Elements Explained
- Introduction to Ecwid
- The Importance of SSL Certificates
- 5 Reasons Your Website Needs a SSL Certificate
- How to Set up Email on your iPhone - iOS 11- iPhone 7,8 and iPhone X
- How to Embed a YouTube Video in WordPress
- Create Columns in WordPress Posts and Pages
- Changing Your WordPress Theme
- Setting up your POP / IMAP mailbox in Outlook 2016
- WordPress vs. Joomla! Comparison Between Most Known CMS Websites
- How to Secure your WordPress website in 1 Minute
- How Easy it is to Edit a Joomla Website
- Old computers did it better!
- The future of Battery Technology - A Look at What's Coming Next
- Kids React to Old Computers
- 12 Mistakes You Make While Charging Your Phone
- iPhone 7: How To Add Multiple Email Accounts
- POP3 vs IMAP - What's the difference?
- Microsoft Outlook 2010 POP3 Email Account Setup
- The Best Laptops You Can Buy For 2018
- Should You Use Wordpress or Joomla to Build Your Website?
- Using Joomla and SSL Certificates
- Microsoft's Concept - Future vision 2020
- How to update Joomla to 3.9
- Cool Technology You Can Buy On Amazon Today
- Joomla vs WordPress Comparison
- How to enable SSL/HTTPS on a Joomla site
- How often should you renovate your website?
- KRACK Vulnerablity Warning
- Redirect from non-www to www and Vice-versa
- Joomla 3.7 is here!
- You've Been Keeked
- Xpression Webs Mascot - Meet Cooper
- Will we soon have aerial delivery from drones?
- What is Joomla?
- Viral Videos - Help Your Business Go Wild!
- Upgrading a Joomla Website
- The Mobile Apocalypse is coming - Are you ready?
- Social Media User Mistakes
- Search Engine Optimization Violations
- Say Goodbye to Metro Tiles in Windows 9 for Your Desktop
- Protecting Your Thermal Signature
- Never Put Email Addresses on Your Website
- Is your Joomla website secure?
- Is the Facebook Messenger App Invading Your Privacy?
- How to be Social
- How to add custom coding to your Joomla website
- History of Xpression Webs
- Facebook Bans Like-Gating
- Eight Reasons Why Businesses Need a Website
- Create a Slideshow Video on YouTube
- Cool Computer Tips
- Can a video on my website increase my website's SEO?
- Blog Like No One is Watching
- Bill Gates - His Journey and Choices
- Applying Joomla Updates is Essential
- Apple's iPhone 6, Apple Pay and Apple Watch
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In this video Ferdy walks you through ALL the Elementor Page Builder Elements.
This video will show the control panel for day to day management of a store and how to start setting up a new store.
The importance of SSL's and HTTPS for your website.
If your website doesn't collect sensitive data, like credit cards or social security numbers, you may not have needed an SSL certificate in the past. However, with the new browser notices, it has now become important that every website has an SSL certificate and is loaded via HTTPS. Google has now taken the stance that ALL data submitted on websites should be secured with an SSL.
An SSL certificate encrypts data a user inputs into a website so that it can securely travel from their browser to your mail or web server.
Here are 5 reasons why your website needs a SSL Certificate:
Reason #1. SSL Certificates Secure the Transfer of Data
It’s important to secure data that’s submitted to your website server from your users. Whether a user on your website is submitting their personal information in a contact form or staff are using website login form, it’s important to keep their data safe with an SSL Certificate.
Reason #2. SSL Certificates help to ensure website security
You must have come across the message ‘This website is not secure’. When seeing this message, most users tend to close their browser tab and exit the website. That’s because users want to browse on safe websites. HTTPS comes into picture here. The S here implies that the website is equipped with a SSL Certificate and is secure.
Reason #3. SSL Certification improves the speed of the website
People used to think that installing an SSL certificate would lead to slow loading of the website. That’s a myth. The fact is that HTTPS makes your websites load a lot faster, thereby improving the website performance.
Reason #4. An SSL Certificate has SEO Benefits
Google’s search algorithm gives websites a boost in their search rankings when the website has an SSL Certificate. It might not be noticeable, but it’s one of the many factors Google takes into consideration when calculating where in search results your website should land.
Reason #5. SSL Certificates Earn Your Customers’ Trust
When a user sees an SSL certificate, they have confidence that their data is secure when it makes it’s way to your web server. An SSL certificate adds credibility to your website.
Perhaps the most important reason to have an HTTPS site is perception. We live in a world where hacking and data breaches are everyday news, and people are very concerned about online privacy and security. Even though your website isn’t collecting sensitive information, the fact that you have an HTTPS site and visitors can see the little padlock in their browser gives them comfort. HTTPS is becoming the norm, and even non-techie visitors are now starting to feel a little uneasy when they don’t see that padlock.
If you have an iPhone 6, 7,8 or X, this tutorial will show you how to set up a POP or IMAP email Account. Before proceeding with the tutorial, make sure you have your email account information ready to
Read more: How to Set up Email on your iPhone - iOS 11- iPhone 7,8 and iPhone X