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Jetpack 101
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How the Jetpack Activity Log Helps You Manage a WordPress Site
A successful website requires consistent management and upkeep, especially if you have multiple users and contributors. But if you’re as busy as most entrepreneurs, you may not have the time to keep track of every action on your site.
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Six Common Ways WordPress Users Break Their Websites
WordPress may seem simple on the outside, but on the inside, it’s a complex system that simultaneously serves your content, handles customer transactions, and manages huge amounts of data. And while WordPress is an incredibly stable platform, it’s not unbreakable.
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Meet Jetpack: Ryan
Our dedicated team of Happiness Engineers is one of the best reasons to jump into Jetpack. With direct access to a global team of WordPress experts, our customers know that they’ll always have the help they need to get things up and running smoothly. These folks are smart — really smart. Any chance to pick…
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Jetpack 7.0.1: Security and Maintenance release
Jetpack 7.0.1 is now available for download. It addresses a security issue reported to us via HackerOne, and updates the Publicize feature in anticipation of changes to the LinkedIn API in the near future.
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Jetpack Tools to Reduce Your Bounce Rate
Learn what bounce rate is, how it influences website conversions, and how to use Jetpack to reduce it.
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What to Include in Your WordPress Privacy Policy
These days, having a website privacy policy is a necessity. Learn how to create one, where it should live on your site, and how Jetpack’s Privacy Policy Helper can assist you.
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Do I Need an SSL Certificate? Here’s How to Know
If you have a website, you’ll need an SSL certificate to provide secure connections and peace of mind to your visitors.
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Learn About the Benefits of Push Notifications
Here’s how to reap the benefits of push notifications and stay on top of comments.
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Find Your Community at WordPress WordCamps
When you hear “WordPress,” you probably think about websites or blogging. WordPress is much more than just a publishing software. It’s a community of users and developers across the globe and, almost every weekend, somewhere in the world, those people get together at WordPress WordCamps.
