The SiteFlo Blog
Plain-language guides on running a small business website: leaving WordPress, keeping a site fast and secure, and updating it without a developer.
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"Has my WordPress site been hacked? 7 checks you can do in 10 minutes"
Not a developer? You can still check whether your WordPress site has been hacked. Seven simple checks with free tools, the signs to look for, and what to do if you find something.
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How to keep your small business website fresh (without it becoming a second job)
Outdated hours, old photos, news from 2022? Here's why small business websites go stale, a simple 15-minute routine to keep yours current, and how to make updates effortless.
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Is your website accessible and privacy-compliant? A plain-language guide for Canadian small businesses
AODA, PIPEDA, BC PIPA, CASL, Quebec's Law 25: what Canadian small business websites actually need for accessibility and privacy, in plain language, with a checklist.
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Could your small business website be hacked? How to tell, and how to make it safer
Small business websites get hacked every day, usually through out-of-date plugins. How attacks happen, the warning signs, a security checklist, and how a static website removes most of the risk.
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How up to date are Vancouver and Victoria business websites?
We surveyed local business websites in Vancouver and Victoria. 13% of the WordPress sites hadn't been updated in more than a year, and professional services fared worst.