"Finally! An Easy Way To Stop The Number One Threat To Your WordPress Website"
Good security starts with your users, but sadly, many simply aren't aware they may be putting YOUR site at risk....

Dear Website Owner,

You hear it every day. Another site has been hacked. Twitter, Zendesk, even new outlets fall victim every single day.

What you don't hear about - unless you're in the security biz - are the hundreds or even thousands of WordPress sites that are hacked every month. The damage can range from mildly irritating to catastrophic.

It's not really the fault of WordPress, or even that of your host. The fact is, armies of malicious hacker bots are out there even as you read this, repeatedly trying to log into unprotected sites - even yours.

And the number one cause? Weak or outdated passwords.

You ARE Being Careful With Your Passwords, Right?
Hopefully you're not making any of the most common password mistakes - the kind that might result in your site being hacked. Hopefully, you use a password manager and choose random, unreadable passwords, and you change them often.

That's just good common sense, whether for your site or someone else's.

But that's not what your users are doing. They're using...

Reused and recycled passwords: If your member uses the same password for her Twitter account as she does for your site, and Twitter gets hacked - you are at risk.
Commonly used passwords: If your member uses any of the hundreds of most commonly used passwords (and you'd be shocked at how many do) - you are at risk.
Easy-to-guess passwords: If your member uses words found in the dictionary - you are at risk.
Well-known letter/number swaps: If your user tries to be clever by simply "disguising" letters as numbers - you are at risk.
Now, obviously, none of these members are actively trying to cause your site to be hacked. They simply don't know the risks. And why should they?

It's not as if they're entering their banking data, or sharing other confidential information with your site. Maybe they're just logging in to leave a comment or watch a training video. As far as they are concerned, security is simply not necessary.

WordPress is NO Help!
WordPress is aware of the risks. They know that weak, recycled, and common passwords represent one of the biggest threats to websites today, but unfortunately, they simply do not have a system in place to prevent it from happening.

Users are allowed to use any password they like, or any length, and change it (or not) any time they want. Further, WordPress will helpfully send the password to new users by email.

Of course, you can ask your subscribers, contributors, and editors to use good passwords and to change them often, but there's no way to enforce that - until now.

"You're About To Learn Just How Easy it is To Embed Amazon S3 Hosted Videos on Your WordPress Website..."
This 'Point & Click' WP Plugin Makes it Super Fast and Easy to Get Your Videos to Show Up On Your Blog Pages & Posts!"

Dear Online Business Owner,

Have you been avoiding using video for marketing and product creation because of the lack of choices for hosting and embedding video?

It's no surprise if you have. Many small business owners mistakenly think there are only two options: YouTube, where everything is public and you're limited to 15 minutes, or self-hosted, where you have total control and a hefty hosting bill to match.

I'm happy to tell you, now there is a better way to use video on your WordPress site without worrying about privacy issues or bandwidth bills.

The Benefits of Video

Before we talk about HOW you can use video, let's consider WHY you want to use video. We all know blogging is a fantastic way to drive traffic to your site, but the truth is, not every visitor will spend the time to read your content, no matter how engaging it is. Some people simply prefer to browse sites that offer videos or other easy-to-consume content.

Of course, there are other benefits as well. For example, some types of content are just better suited for video. Long, screenshot filled articles are easier to digest when presented as short instructional videos. Opt-in rates can improve with a personal message delivered via video. And that information product you keep meaning to produce? Video is the perfect solution for a user-friendly, inviting, and easy-to-consume product.

Not only are all these formats just better suited to video than to text or even photos, video allows you to really let your creative juices flow. The free video-editing packages available today make it easier than ever to give your videos that professional look - without investing a lot of time or money. When you're burned-out with blogging, shooting and editing a quick video can be a great way to keep the content flowing.

But Where Do You Host Your Videos?
While posting videos on your website or blog can be good for business and a lot of fun as well, there are some serious technological hurdles you'll need to jump before you get started, beginning with where you'll host your videos.

YouTube - Often the first thing that comes to mind, and not a bad choice if you're just starting out, but for serious video use, you'll need a more robust option that doesn't limit video length and that allows you to control where and when the video is played.