WordPress Vulnerabilities: January 2019
We take a lot of precautions when it comes to the safety and security of your website but once we hand off your website to you that burden falls on you to maintain that. Nicely Done Sites offers a maintenance agreement so that we can continue to maintain your website so that it remains as […]
Why use Secure Passwords?
When you were given your login credentials to your website from Nicely Done Sites you probably noticed the password. It’s long and you don’t think there is any way that you will be able to remember it. Your first though it to change it to something more easily remembered but before you do that there […]
WordPress Vulnerabilities December 2018
We take a lot of precautions when it comes to the safety and security of your website but once we hand off your website to you that burden falls on you to maintain that. Nicely Done Sites offers a maintenance agreement so that we can continue to maintain your website so that it remains as […]
What is cheaper? Fixing a Hacked WordPress Website or Keeping it up to date
OK, you now have a brand new sparkling website from Nicely Done Sites and WordPress. It looks good and it is going to help you grow your brand. When it comes to your website you are now ready to sit back and relax. You have just spend your time and money to have it built […]
WordPress 5 is here!
WordPress 5 is here and it has the potential to radically change how websites are created. At Nicely Done Sites we know that change can be hard to accept and that now you are going to have to get used to lots of new stuff and learn new features. Unfortunately that is standard with any […]
WordPress Vulnerabilities: November 2018
We take a lot of precautions when it comes to the safety and security of your website but once we hand off your website to you that burden falls on you to maintain that. Nicely Done Sites offers a maintenance agreement so that we can continue to maintain your website so that it remains as […]
Common WordPress Threats
No piece of technology is perfect, whether it is hardware or software. Of course you know that WordPress is the platform of choice here at Nicely Done Sites and while it is incredibly easy to use it comes with its share of vulnerabilities. As of mid-November there are 11,648 noted vulnerabilities. Since WordPress powers over […]
Weak passwords lead to nightmares
It is Halloween so we thought that you all might enjoy a good horror story. So, put the flashlight to your face and gather around the camp fire and prepare to be spooked! This is what happens when you use weak passwords as well as default usernames and no encryption with your website…Bwahahaha! Meet Jim! […]
NEW SITE LAUNCH: Buy Local Coalition
Nicely Done Sites is proud to a redesign of our latest website which will promote the Buy Local Coalition (https://buylocalcoalition.com). We are excited with how this project turned out and we expect that this site will feature new content and new features so check back often. Any feedback from visitors to the Buy Local Coalition […]
One downside of easy to create website platforms
Natural disasters happen. Whether it is an earthquake, a tsunami, a hurricane, a tornado or a whole host of others Mother Nature lets us know that she is still in charge. Once the disaster is over the cleanup begins and that takes time and money. For many relief and charity organizations they need to raise […]
NEW SITE LAUNCH: LINE-X of South Central PA
We are proud to be launching our latest website project to promote LINE-X of South Central Pennsylvania. We’re really excited about this project and how it turned out. We expect that this site will feature new content and new features that will be added over time, so be sure to check back often!
The difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org
There are a lot of web domains out there, .com, .net, .org, .gov and many more. It is very easy to not realize that the site that you want has a different domain and wind up at a completely different site wondering what the heck just happened and if this has happened to you don’t […]