Would you build your house on quicksand? Of course not! So why would you build your website on an unstable WordPress theme? We’ve found that it can be hard to tell which themes are reliable and stable until well after your site is already built. That’s why...
WordPress can look pretty intimidating at first glance. People often think WordPress is complicated simply because there are so many different customization options. From posts to pages and themes to menus, plus much more, WordPress can be pretty overwhelming if you...
So, your website is down, and is just showing this error message “Error Establishing a Database Connection” Don’t panic! In most cases, your website content isn’t gone or missing, it’s just a configuration issue that can usually be resolved quickly. Don’t let a...
Is one online business design company just like another? At Hog the Web, we don’t think so. Our web design, SEO, maintenance and security services make us a clear choice for a wide range of clients. Our mobile-first design and attention to online best practices...
WordPress website security is a topic of huge importance. By not taking the security of your website seriously, you are leaving yourself vulnerable to hacks which can compromise the personal data of yourself and your website’s user base. To learn how to secure...
With thousands of attacks reported every minute, brute force attacks are a very real threat to your website and can disrupt your business making you lose valuable data. Knowing how they occur is key to protecting yourself. There are two ways brute force attacks are...
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