In Episode 44 of the Tech Smart Boss Podcast, I talked about 3 ways to set your site up with SSL encryption and the reasons you needed to do is ASAP (listen …
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This piece of writing encloses the Inbound Marketing Stack we’re using for Viral Loops, and now you can get it to work for you. Note that it’s important to adjust this stack to what you do, otherwise it’s not going to make any sense and also it’s not going to work.
What will the future of marketing hold? Will it be entirely automated by smart AIs that fully understand human nuance? Probably not. Will it be entirely manual and managed only by individual people without the aid of technology? Definitely not.
It’s critical to have SSL enabled on all of your web properties these days (for the reasons, check out Episode 44 of the podcast) and when free options like Let’s Encrypt there’s no reason why you can’t.As an API based solution, Let’s Encrypt is primarily going to be used by your software vendors to allow SSL on custom domains, but if you are hosting your own servers then I highly recommend you also use Let’s Encrypt. Check out this is a video I put together on how to get free certificates from Let’s Encrypt for your Windows Servers. Learn more about Let’s Encrypt today, it can save your business a lot of money and make your websites more secure.
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