My Gutenberg Stack
The second in a series of Gutenberg Videos. In this video I show my Gutenberg stack for WordPress.
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Show Highlights Rob Cairns sits down with Mark Westguard and talks about his product WS Forms. Show Highlights: Why a form package. Uses for forms. Why WS Forms. Integrations that WS Forms have. Show Notes Hey everybody, Rob Cairns here. In today’s podcast I’m here with my good friend Mark Westguard, founder of WS forms….
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Today our friends at SolidWP released their weekly WordPress vulnerability report. 192 new vulnerabilities were mentioned in the latest report. You can no longer do ANY web security on your own. What you should do is hire a professional to do your security. Many agencies do not do security well. We also do security work…
Episode 171: Talking Newsletter Glue with Lesley Sim
Show Summary Rob Cairns sits down to talk about Newsletter Glue with Lesley Sim. Show Highlights: What is Newsletter Glue? The one thing most people like about the product? Most requested feature. Product Roadmap. Show Notes Rob Cairns here with Lesley Sim from Newsletter Glue. How are you today? I’m great. It’s the…
Episode 469: Security With Tim Nash – Securing Your WordPres Site in Uncertain Times
Show Summary Tim Nash talks with Rob Cairns about securing your website in uncertain times. Show Highlights: 1. How to lock your website down. 2. Backups and more backups. 3. What to watch for to help with yor website security. Show Notes Hey. Hey everybody, Rob Cairns here and today I’ve got my good friend,…
Episode 431 Security With Tim Nash – All About Security
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Episode 258: 15 Ways Small Businesses Can Secure a WordPress Website
Show Highlights Rob Cairns shares his experience and talks about ways small businesses can secure a WordPress website. Show Highlights: Software you can use to secure your site. Backups matter. Passwords and more passwords. Show Notes 1.Dont use Admin as your username. 2. Use strong passwords. 3. Use a password manager like Bitwarden. 4. For…
