Site Kit – New WordPress Plugin from Google
Google has introduced a new WordPress plugin that integrates with four Google products: Analytics, Search Console, PageSpeed Insights and AdSense. With the free Site Kit plugin, users can access unified insights and recommendations by Google directly from the WordPress admin panel. There are no insights in Site Kit that you cannot already access in the […]
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Google gave webmasters a long lead time for making the conversion to the more secure HTTPS. It is important to upgrade to HTTPS even if your website does not require a login, ask for private user information, or accept online payments. For Google, this tagging is all about security. The search engine announced that Chrome would eventually mark all non-HTTPS sites as non- secure two years ago. Then, it made a formal announcement of the impending flagging at the beginning of 2018. NOW that flagging is in place. Google really wants Chrome users to know when a connection to a website is not encrypted. Starting in October 2018, Google will start showing a red 'not secure' warning when someone enters data on an HTTP page.