Ventura County SEO Company Increases Customers Sales 170 percent

Posted on February 3, 2020February 3, 2020Categories Uncategorized

We are a Ventura County SEO and cybersecurity company. We increased our customers sales 170 percent compared to January 2019 in January 2020. Last year they were using a different SEO company in Ventura County, but the SEO company wasn’t even making them enough sales to cover the amount they were charging our client.

How to increase your sales

We come in and go over your site and find areas to improve and you see the results. We have our customer grabbing the first result on the first page of Google Search for high quality search terms for their medical device. This doesn’t happen over night, but we will show you how we get there.

First, we make sure the site is in line with what Google and other search engines want. Then we update some of the existing content to be better, until it is all updated. After we’ve finished that step, you are seeing sales, but when we start posting frequent high quality content blog posts on a well optimized site, that’s when things really change.

We always start with one blog post a week to show the customers that blog posts work, as that can be hard to convince people of. We even do 2 blog posts a month for $40, without anything else which means one blog post every other week.

When we have fixed up all the products and any and all issues that the company or person who previously was supposed to be doing SEO caused.

After all of that is fixed, we focus more on blog posts to the level that the customer wants. We did do approximately 60 blog posts a month for a month for this particular customer and did approximately 30 blog posts the month before that, which helped them out a great deal.

A 170 percent increase in sales is certainly something to be proud of, and what makes us even prouder is we do this for plenty of businesses.

Cyber Monday Month 99 Cent Sale

Posted on December 1, 2019December 1, 2019Categories Uncategorized

We decided Cyber Monday isn’t long enough, so we are having Cyber Monday prices the entire month of December.

Our specials this month are a quick manual security review and or a quick SEO review. You will be charged $0.99 cents for the first months service and $9.99 the following months, if you do not cancel your subscription.

What is in our quick security review?

We do a quick review of your cyber security. If you have software we know that contains malware or is known to be easily hacked, we will let you know. We will also do testing on your sites software to help ensure your sites security.

That includes checking to see if your data is safe and checking 5 of the top ten most common ways a site is hacked, according to OWASP. We will look for the number one vulnerability called injections. We will also do a quick check for broken authentication meaning you don’t need a username or password to get to data from your site. We will check to see if sensitive data, like credit cards, passwords, etc. is exposed. We will also check for security misconfigurations and cross site scripting.

If your sites using WordPress, we will provide you our premium Airtight Security plugin free for one month. We use the biggest publically available exploit database that criminals use to hack your sites to instead help secure your site. We use what the criminals know to alert you if our software knows of an exploit they can use against you.

What is in our Cyber Monday SEO Review Deal?

We check to see if search engines will understand what your site is actually about. We will review your home page and the pages you link to on your navigation menu. We will send you an email telling you how to improve your visibility after reviewing your site. We will let you know when new software comes out that will help improve your sites security for free via email.

Macy’s Was Hacked — What You Need To Know

Posted on November 20, 2019November 20, 2019Categories UncategorizedTags , , , ,

Two important pages of Macy’s website was hacked for one week in October. During that period your credit card details and other information may have been stolen. You were only impacted if you went to the checkout page or your wallet page. Any information entered, including credit cards was sent to the criminals between October 7th, 2019 and October 15th, 2019 when they detected and removed it.

How was Macys hacked? The information given makes it sound like persistent XSS, which means code in a computer language called Javascript was entered into an area that accepts information and was saved and stored with all the other information. It then contacted the hackers and sent any to the hackers system with the information, until it was removed.

This type of hack truly is trivial for most hackers to do, but we’re glad Macy’s detected it and removed it in a week.

Why Linking To Your Sources Helps Your Source — Link Juice

Posted on November 12, 2019November 12, 2019Categories Uncategorized
A picture of juice representing link juice from wikimedia commons under Creative Commons license,

Have you ever written an article and had sources, but didn’t link to them? If you’ve done that, you’ve taken link juice away from your source. Link juice is when one site links to another site. Some search engines find linking to other sites as giving them a vote of confidence and raising their authority if your site has good authority in the eyes of search engines, which includes Google.

do not make a bunch of fake sites or pay for your links to be everywhere as bad link juice can hurt a site, just like good link juice from a well known source, can help boost your sites trust or authority with Google.

Why are links so important? Links is one way of saying, we like this person and lending some of your authority to that person. There are multiple types of link juice, which are all uniquely different but have the same underlying vote of confidence to the search engines.

What if I link telling search engines not to follow that link with no-follow?

No-follow is used for the purpose of linking to a source, but then saying to the search engine “hey, don’t follow that link”, which means under normal circumstances you keep your link juice and the search engine does not transfer anything to them, positively or negatively.

we hope this post on links and authority has helped you. We will be posting again soon.

Delete WP-Doctor — It Contains Malware

Posted on November 11, 2019November 11, 2019Categories Uncategorized

We discovered that WP-Doctor, a plugin in the WordPress repository contained malicious code. After confirming the plugin had malicious code in it, we contacted WordPress Security and they took it down.

It is important to mention that they noted they couldn’t find anywhere in the code where the malicious code was activated, so they don’t believe it was hurting the sites, but took it down until it was repaired.

We had great hope that the company would fix the issue, and everyone would be happy. Sadly, it was suspended in September, 2018 and has had no updates as of November 10th, 2019.

We suggest that you delete the plugin WP-Doctor since it still isn’t patched.