Do you know the visibility of your website?

Want to know how your blog is doing?

Well, there is an easy, great way to assess, improve and create a better website.

After reading the post from Story Empire Blog below, I followed one of the links provided (WEBSITE GRADER) and here is what I discovered about my blog.

Yay, at last, I managed to get the security part right. But let’s look a little deeper.

First up Performance, grade 22/30.

Hmm, looks like my HTTP requests need to come down. But not bad.

Uh Oh, got an X. I must confess that JavaScript and CSS stuff always leaves me scratching my head. But this weekend I will read up a little on it. After all who wants an X?

Alright, alright! 30/30 on Mobile! Moving on…

To SEO. Another scary, confusing acronym that totally baffles me. No wonder my website scored 15/30 AND received a big fat X in two areas.

Page Titles, I can handle. Meta descriptions, those may take a while to figure out.

Using the website was super easy. But now I’ve more work to do. The WEBSITE GRADER then gave me a list of suggestions to improve my website.

Guess what I’m doing this weekend? 

The article also has a couple of other suggestions and links you may find interesting, especially if you are new to blogging. So you might want to read the entire post.

How to Improve & Assess Your Site Traffic 

Did you try out the Website Grader?
What do you think?
Does your website need help?
Which area did you score highest/lowest on?
Come on, share in the comments.

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Are you interested in solving a few problems?

Then this new writer’s group might just be what you’re looking for.

 

Maybe you’ve been searching for…

  • A few good reviewers?
  • A reasonably priced designer?
  • Honest, reliable feedback?

 

Well, check this out a new group by Ryan Lanz over at the Writer’s PathAnd get the feedback you’re looking for.

ANNOUNCING A WRITER’S PATH WRITERS CLUB: CREATING BENEFITS FOR WRITERS by 

Are you a joiner or loner?

Do you like writing groups?

Are you a member of any now?

I’m curious, please share your experiences.

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How to avoid a scam? Pay attention and read

Don’t skim emails, read carefully and you can avoid big mistakes.

Thanks to Terry Ambrose I realized October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month.

Why is this important?

Because those little ghosts and goblins ringing your bell this month aren’t the only spooky gremlins out to trick you. Nope.

There are hackers are lurking in our inboxes, on web browsers and social media just waiting to pounce.

So pay attention people.

Keep your computer security updated. Remember what happened when Equifax put off updating theirs when alerted? Yikes! 

I know it is so overwhelming. Write blogs, read blogs, read and sort emails, pay bills, and in-between all of that finish the damn novel. I’m tired just writing this to-do list. Well a few days ago up popped on my computer screen these dreaded words, WARNING YOUR SECURITY HAS BEEN BREACHED SHUT DOWN AND UPDATE.

I have no idea what I clicked on! But I spent the rest of that day updating and cleaning up files, not writing.

But back to the post by Terry Ambrose. His great post came a day late for me but is a great humorous reminder that we just need to pay attention.

So, hop over and read

McKenna’s Take by Terry Ambrose 

His reminder, to stay alert and pay attention, will make you smile.

Now tell me… 

Did you know that October was NCSM?

Is your computer secure? Need to check on that? I’ll wait.

Do you click and scan emails or read carefully before clicking from unknown senders?

Has your computer been infected recently?

My inquiring mind wants to know… 

 

Here are additional links to read more about Cyber Security Month.

 Inception of National Cyber Security in 2004

Cyber Security Awareness Planning Toolkit

October is a spooky month for cybersecurity awareness

I’d love it if you’d stop by my other locations and say “hey!” I’ll leave a light on. 

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Writers, are you looking for a good competition?

Well, thanks to Rachel Poli we have a lot to choose from!

Take a look at her great list and start those computers humming. Who knows, you could knock out a winning submission this weekend.

Source: October/November 2017 Writing Contests

WOW! Women On Writing is one of my favorites! So I’m gonna check out their website.

Fireside Fiction is a new one to me, so I’ll definitely have to go give them a look-see.

Thanks Rachel for the heads up!

Do you have a story ready to submit somewhere?

A story or plot stewing in your brain?

Which contest will you submit to?

When you’re published be sure and let me know and I’ll link your story here!

You can always stop by my other locations and say “hey!” I’ll leave a light on. 

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