Domain Name Investing, Domain Name Advice and Tips, Domain Tools from Nima

If you are using WordPress as your CMS, and haven’t thought about content strategy, you are likely missing out on some of the core benefits that WordPress can contribute to your marketing and branding goals.

Quick, think of three things you are currently doing to secure your WordPress powered site. Today, I’m sharing a few easy things you can do to increase the security of your WordPress site, as well as some advice to improve your overall security awareness.

Some of the problems you might encounter with using WordPress to manage your site stem from the very simple fact that WordPress is made for blogging. Blogging isn’t everything though; over the long term, your site will likely need to be able to support a growing variety of content types

This is a guest post from my friend and colleague Brett Meyers, a domain investor / advisor and blogger at kicklucky.com. I was discussing my recent post on WordPress update 3.2 when he asked me “is your installation of WordPress secure?” After a few minutes of listening I realized it wasn’t as secure as I thought so I asked if he would mind sharing his knowledge with my readers as well.

In true Wordpress fashion the company released update 3.2 on Independence Day. The Wordpress update was strategically set for this momentous holiday to commemorate the freedom we have in the United States of America and to evangelize open source and free publishing around the world. Update 3.2 fixed over 400 issues,