Gaps in website performance optimization have a devastating effect, and you will surely get strict penalties for making them happen. Websites failing to pass the Google Core Web Vitals assessment can expect their traffic, conversions, and business revenue to go south. And they can only make up the leeway with fast intervention and ingenious strategic planning.

Odds are, you've heard about the dark web. Nevertheless, you may be unsure about its threat to your business and how to address it.

The dark web is a set of anonymously hosted websites within the deep web accessible through anonymizing software, commonly "TOR" (The Onion Router). The anonymity these websites provide makes them the perfect online marketplace for illegal activities.

Are you considering taking payments online? Business is booming. E-commerce now accounts for $870 billion annually in the US alone, a 50.5% increase since 2019.

But with more money comes more problems. In 2022, the Federal Trade Commission announced that 8.8 billion dollars were lost to fraud, with identity theft as the number one cause.

If you operate any website, there is nothing more frustrating - and annoying - than getting a message that your website is down. There can be many reasons why you are experiencing downtime, but the results are usually the same; lost revenue, customers going to competitors, and either IT staff running about or angry calls to your host or ISP.

Every organization wants to avoid downtime when it comes to their website. High levels of uptime can mean higher revenue and show customers and potential customers that they can rely on you. Just what is uptime and downtime? And how can you look to improve your uptime using monitoring tools and other processes?

Even if you're new to website creation, you've probably heard of Wix and Weebly. Alongside app-building tools like Firebase, they're two of the most popular resources on the market. At first glance, they might look pretty similar – so how do you choose which one to use for your new site?