Bad and False Markting
Yesterday morning the email below ened up in my inbox. The problem I have with it is updating your content has nothing to do with the security of your website.
There are much better and PROPER ways to secure your website.
If you would like some help securing your site please email me at robert@stunningdigitalmarketing.com
Now on to the email:
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| Subject: | Your website is at risk (if you’re not doing this) 🔒 |
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| Date: | Sat, 15 Mar 2025 18:41:31 +0000 (UTC) |
| From: | Penelope Smith <support@autocontent.com> |
| Reply-To: | Penelope Smith <support@autocontent.com> |
| To: | robert@stunningdigitalmarketing.com |
| 30,000 Sites Get Hacked Daily—Don’t Be NextHey Robert,WordPress powers over 40% of the web—which makes it a prime target for hackers.Here’s how to lock down your site right now: 🔐 Use strong passwords & enable 2FA 🔐 Update WordPress, themes, and plugins regularly 🔐 Install a security plugin (Wordfence or Sucuri) 🔐 Backup your site (Use UpdraftPlus)Bonus Tip: Keeping your content fresh & optimized also helps protect against vulnerabilities.That’s why we created Autocontent—a tool that automates content creation while keeping your site lightweight & secure.Try it risk-free today → https://autocontent.com/Tomorrow, we’ll dive into SEO & how to rank higher on Google!See you then!Penelope Smith(Support Specialist at Autocontent.com)105 S Amos Ave Springfield, Illinois 62704, United StatesUnsubscribe or Manage Preferences |
All was great until saying that updating your website with fresh content protects it. I would strongly disagree.
