Matt Paulson

Entrepreneur, Author, Private Equity Investor
  • Facebook
  • Linkedin
  • Twitter
  • Rss
  • Blog
    • Sioux Falls Startup Community
    • Online Business
    • Startup Q&A Show
    • Web Development
    • Photography
    • Book Recommendations
    • Everything Else
  • About
    • Resume
  • My Companies
    • Angel Investments
  • My Books
    • Online Business from Scratch
    • Automatic Income
    • The Ten-Year Turnaround
    • Email Marketing Demystified
    • 40 Rules for Internet Business Success
    • Business Growth Day by Day
    • Simple Savings
  • Media Appearances
  • Contact
Home» Web Development

How to Prevent Your WordPress Website from Getting Hacked

Posted on June 28, 2013 by matt in Blog, Web Development 6 Comments
Prevent WordPress from Getting Hacked

 “Hey, did you know one of your websites is redirecting to a Viagra website?” Receiving that phone call or email is probably not the way that you’d like to start your day. There’s big money in hacking websites, and using them for black-hat SEO or marketing purposes or serving malware to your visitors, so you […]

View Post

How to Implement the SendGrid Newsletter API in ASP.NET and C#

Posted on June 18, 2013 by matt in Blog, Online Business, Web Development 2 Comments

A while back, SendGrid announced its newsletter functionality that provides functionality for managing and emailing distribution lists. If you’re a developer that makes use of SendGrid, you’re probably managing your list internally in a SQL database and have no need for SendGrid’s newsletter functionality, but there are two distinct advantages to using the Newsletter API.The […]

View Post

How to Automatically Backup Your WordPress Website with BackWPUp

Posted on June 1, 2013 by matt in Blog, Online Business, Web Development 4 Comments

What would happen to your website if the server that powers your website were to crash? You would probably assume that’s something the hosting company is going to worry about and would go on with your life while you wait for them to get it back up and running. Unfortunately, many companies that offer shared […]

View Post

How to Prevent WordPress Comment Spam

Posted on May 21, 2013 by matt in Blog, Online Business, Web Development 7 Comments

If you run a blog that’s powered by WordPress, inevitably your website will be hit by a deluge of comment spam. More often than not, it comes from automated software tools designed to build links back to the spammer’s website for search engine optimization (SEO) purposes. If you leave your WordPress blog unprotected, your posts […]

View Post

How to Improve the Performance of Your WordPress Blog

Posted on May 8, 2013 by matt in Blog, Online Business, Web Development No Comments

WordPress does a lot of things right. It’s easy-to-use, it’s extensible and it has been widely adopted by the website development community. Unfortunately, WordPress doesn’t do a great job when operating under a heavy load of traffic, especially when residing on a shared hosting server and being combined with a couple of dozen third-party plugins […]

View Post

Five Common Website Mistakes Made by Small Businesses

Posted on April 23, 2013 by matt in Blog, Online Business, Web Development No Comments
Website Mistakes

If you’re a small business owner, you know that your company probably needs a website. So, you ask around to know if anyone knows a good website developer. You find a consultant or an agency, write them a check and have them build you a website that makes use of the latest software and design […]

View Post

How to Automatically Insert Affiliate Links into your Blog Posts

Posted on December 4, 2011 by matt in Web Development 7 Comments

My company has done pretty well with affiliate advertising over the last couple of years by creating high-quality content about a product or service that has an affiliate program and including appropriate affiliate banners and links in those articles. For example, you can read a review I did of Lending Club’s peer-to-peer lending service on […]

View Post

Developing a Rock Solid WordPress Backup Strategy

Posted on November 25, 2011 by matt in Web Development No Comments

Regardless of what type of website that you have, you need to back-up your websites on an ongoing and consistent basis. What would you do if your website got hacked? What would you do if your web-host goes out of business? What would you do if the server that hosts your website crashes hard? If […]

View Post

How to Supercharge your WordPress Installation

Posted on November 17, 2011 by matt in Web Development 3 Comments

WordPress has been the single best and single worst piece of software for my company. Almost all of the sites that my company operates are powered by WordPress. On one hand, it’s a fantastic content management system that’s easy to setup and upgrade. If there’s something you want to do on your website, chances are, […]

View Post

Two New Church Websites: Trinity Lutheran and West Center Baptist

Posted on January 24, 2011 by matt in Web Development No Comments

I’ve had the opportunity to work with Trinity Lutheran Church and West Center Baptist Church, both of Madison, SD, develop new web presences during the last several months.: Trinity Lutheran Church is an ELCA congregation. Their new website launched today. I had originally created them a website while I worked for Logic Lizard, a company […]

View Post
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • ›
  • »

Get Email Updates

Enter your email address below to receive a steady stream of tricks, tips and ideas to help you build a better and more profitable business.

Email Marketing Demystified

The second edition of Email Marketing Demystified is now available. This book teaches you how to build a massive email list, write marketing copy that converts and generate more sales in your business.

Click Here to Get Your Copy of Email Marketing Demystified

Recent Posts

  • Seven Lessons I Learned Helping Animal Shelters Raise $18.5 Million Over Seven Years

    January 19, 2021
  • My Quarterly Update: Q1 2021

    January 5, 2021
  • Introducing the MarketBeat Burger (Yes, we made a cheeseburger!)

    December 29, 2020
  • Announcing the Paulson Center at Dakota State University

    December 10, 2020
  • The Two Million Dollar Ideas that Propelled MarketBeat’s Growth and Success.

    November 17, 2020

    Follow me on Facebook & YouTube

    Contact

    • [email protected]
    • Contact Us
    • matthew-paulson
      • Facebook
      • Twitter
      • Linkedin
      • Instagram
      • Rss

    © Matthew Paulson 2003-2021. All Rights Reserved.

    Privacy Policy