How to boost your website engagement 👉 Make your site faster to load Your web pages should load instantly for visitors if you hope to keep them on-site and engaging with your various web elements. Even a one-second decline in load speed can harm user engagement and conversions. 👉 Streamline Your Site’s Navigation Your site visitors should be able to find the information they crave within two or three clicks, at the most. The bottom line is that if your website is too difficult to navigate, your bounce rates are going to rise and user engagement will plummet. 👉 Improve your linking structure Links should have descriptive anchor text, and they should be specific and relevant to their respective landing pages. Most of all, links should work, so test them to make sure they lead somewhere before publishing. 👉 Break Up Your Content Few people are going to take the time to read a block of text, especially one that’s up to 2,000 words in length. For better results, break your content up using relevant and keyword-rich subheadings, bullet points and numbered lists, and lots of white space between concise paragraphs. 👉 Be Mobile Friendly Use a mobile responsiveness testing tool like Google’s Mobile-Friendly Test to determine if your site offers an intuitive experience across all devices. Many of today’s mobile friendliness testers will tell you why your site’s not user-friendly and how to improve it for greater user engagement.

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2. There are numerous WordPress security
plugins available, including Wordfence Security,
iThemes Security, and Sucuri Security. Malware,
SQL injection assaults, and brute force attacks
can all be prevented with the use of security
plugins.
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3. A good hosting provider will have security
measures in place to prevent attacks,
including malware scanning, firewalls, and
intrusion detection/prevention systems.
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4. WordPress releases security updates regularly,
and it’s important to install these updates as
soon as they are available. Outdated versions of
WordPress are more susceptible to security
vulnerabilities and attacks.
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5. Avoid using easily guessed passwords, such
as “password” or your username. Instead,
use a combination of letters, numbers, and
special characters. And make sure to
change your passwords regularly.
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6. This file contains information about your
WordPress database, including your
database username and password. Make its
permission read-only!
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7. One of the most effective wordpress security
measures you can take is to limit the number
of login attempts that are allowed. This
prevents hackers from using brute force
methods to guess your password.
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