Two-Factor Authentication
Two factor-authentication is used to add another layer of security to logins for all types of sites. The most secure is the type that requires… Read More »Two-Factor Authentication
For Mercy’s Sake
I’ve been absent from here for almost 2 years because on Nov 16, 2016, my darling, beautiful, brilliant, beloved granddaughter died of a heroin overdose… Read More »For Mercy’s Sake
OMG –or The Cobbler’s Children’s Shoes
Well, if you’ve looked at this blog in the last year or so you can tell it’s been a busy year (or year and a… Read More »OMG –or The Cobbler’s Children’s Shoes
Social Media Tips
For those of you who have Facebook Pages (not personal accounts, but a business page). These (some of which I knew) came from a social… Read More »Social Media Tips
Adwords Updates First Quarter 2015
1. Hotel related Ads introduced, specifically geared to users wanting to book online and, in particular, via their phone. 2. Call-only ad campaigns for mobile… Read More »Adwords Updates First Quarter 2015
Avoid Being Spoofed
Personally, I’ve never used my “real” email address in any correspondence. By “real” I mean the one that Roadrunner gave me (or before that, the… Read More »Avoid Being Spoofed
Tips – Deja Vu All Over Again
I cannot believe it’s been 7 or 8 months since I last posted anything. But, as some of my clients know, personal life sometimes gets… Read More »Tips – Deja Vu All Over Again
Doing The Google Shuffle
Google changed its ranking algorithm again this past week and, as usual, it’s good for some and bad for others. I was pleased to see… Read More »Doing The Google Shuffle
Don’t Get Spoofed
Tips for avoiding spoofing: When you send something to a group, send the email to yourself with everyone else’s email in the bcc: field. Politely… Read More »Don’t Get Spoofed
Wireless Security
Here’s a great YouTube video from SecurityMetrics about staying more secure when using wireless. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKfQ308Hq2k