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Do you want more people to visit your website?

Posted on December 26, 2017 by Jean Eaton in Blog

You might be providing a service or selling widgets on your website, but if no one sees it . . . Well, it hardly matters how great your website is.

That's why when I saw this book that David Perdew over at NAMS is giving away, I couldn't wait to get it to you…

It highlights 28 ways from simple to complex to begin driving consistent traffic to your website so that you can provide the best service to your new your clients.

Get it here: Rapid Traffic Secrets

Get yours now…while he's still giving it away.

My NAMS, Rapid Traffic Secrets, website traffic

Should You Change Your Passwords?

Posted on October 26, 2017 by Jean Eaton in Blog

Passwords are everywhere! It is the minimum security safeguard for all our devices – from our computers to ATM banking, to voice mail to security alarms.

But how secure are your passwords?

Passwords that are easy to ‘hack' or guess are opportunities for attackers to access personal or sensitive information or install malware (malicious software).

We are plagued by the necessity to remember a multitude of passwords. Some websites have basic complexity requirements and others do not. Some require you to change your password on a regular basis. We need different passwords for banking, social media, shopping, and just about anything online.

Keeping track of all these passwords can be a nightmare and the worst thing you can do is make them all the same.

One solution is to use a password manager. A password manager is a locally installed software applications that you can have on your computer and your mobile devices. It assists you to create and retrieve complex passwords on demand for all of your on-line (and off-line) user accounts from your Fracebook to your bank accounts.

There are a number of password managers that help store all of your accounts such as Dashlane, LastPass, 1Password, KeePass, RoboForm, Keeper Password, Sticky Password, and True Key.

Your password manager account is controlled by a single strong master password to unlock your “vault” of individual account passwords.

What is the best password manager?

David Papp, Your Tech Expert, knows that technology is the key to getting business done!  

Join us for the Free 15 Day Privacy Challenge for David's recommendations on the best password manager system AND a free tutorial from My NAMS!

We are proud to be a Champion of National Cyber Security Awareness Month #CyberAware #15DayPrivacyChallenge

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