SSL & hosting security
SSL and safer hosting
A "Not secure" label in the browser turns customers away before they read a word. I install the certificate, fix the mixed content that keeps the warning showing, and review your hosting settings in cPanel or similar, within the access you give me.
Common signs
Noticing any of this?
How I work
Step by step, with your permission
An illustrative path; the details depend on each site and what we agree.
What you get
- SSL certificate installed or renewed
- Permanent redirect to HTTPS
- Mixed content fixed
- Notes on your hosting settings
What I need from you
- Your site address
- Your host and control panel type
- WordPress admin and hosting access once you approve the quote, changed again after handover.
Some hosts restrict certificate installs; if so, I'll explain the options they offer.
Questions
About this service
For most sites, yes. Let's Encrypt gives the same encryption. What matters is that it renews automatically and the whole site runs on it with no exceptions.
Usually mixed content: images or scripts still loading over http. I find them in the theme and database and switch them all to https.
Done with correct 301 redirects, there's no loss, and it's a positive signal for Google. Broken or duplicated redirects are what cause trouble, so I set them up carefully.
I check why renewal failed, such as a DNS change, hosting settings or Cloudflare, and fix the root cause so it doesn't happen again in three months.
The PHP version, file permissions, FTP and SSH access, security headers and backup settings, because a weakness on the server bypasses any protection inside WordPress.
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Let’s get your site clean again.
Tell me what you're seeing on your site in your own words, no technical terms needed, and I'll tell you the next step clearly.