Best Security Plugin For WordPress 2021 - Hide My WP Ghost Walkthrough Review - AppSumo LTD

[@wplearninglab]

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[@ferdous_khalifa]

Thank you so much for this comprehensive walkthrough of Hide My WP Ghost! The step-by-step instructions were incredibly clear, making it easy to follow along. Your detailed review provided great insight into the plugin’s functionality, helping me make an informed decision. I appreciate the time and effort you’ve put into creating this valuable content! Keep up the excellent work. 👍👏

[@andrewdowniephd]

I wonder how on Earth I missed this AppSumo deal? Thanks for another great app assessment.

[@chrismcmorrow9738]

Just bought LTD through your link. Thank you for your outstanding presentation.

[@wplearninglab]

Thanks! Much appreciated and hopefully you get lots of value from it! And sorry for the delay. I'm still trying figure out my summer holiday work schedule!

[@cartshopping4865]

Really Nice Tutorial. Much thorough and simple explanation.

[@portuguesepedia]

Your content is very helpful. My go-to KZbin channel for WordPress. Thank you for producing all these videos.

[@wplearninglab]

Thanks man! I appreciate it :) I'll do my best to continue being helpful.

[@kaushiknavadiya661]

Thanks for great deal. Its really helpful.

[@wplearninglab]

I'm happy to help Kaushik, thanks for watching!

[@zlatan5701]

Hello, thank you for this video. I found it very informative and useful. By the way, I bought three codes from your affiliate link. Always delightful to support hard work. Best regards.

[@wplearninglab]

Sweet, thanks! Much appreciated :) I bought the max number of codes as well, I think it was three for this one.

[@1daniella]

Super-duper helpful! Many thanks :)

[@wplearninglab]

I'm always happy to help. Thanks for watching!

[@blueskies5328]

Fantastic video Bjorn, thanks. Forgive me, but your comment about the backup / restore feature [backs up the site and restores it] is not entirely accurate. All that feature does is to export the plugin's settings so it can be restored (transferred) to another site or back on the same site if needed. Thank you.

[@wplearninglab]

Ah, I did gloss over that one. I’ll add a message to the description. Thanks for pointing that out!

[@davidlintin]

This video got my subscription.

[@SpiritTracker7]

Just a FYI, if you go messing with DB permissions, you could break your site... some plugins and services require the permissions to be what they are se t to... which is not wide open, but not restricted so much that only you can access it.

[@bob-p7x6j]

Don't understand the push for this...I can easily find out on your website what your page builder is and I can easily see what plugins you use. In fact, I can see it easily on the homepage of Hide My WP Ghost... Maybe I am missing something, but isn't the whole point of this plugin is to be able to hide everything ? Maybe I don't understand...hope you clarify what I am missing...

[@wplearninglab]

The point is to hide as much as you can. You can hide everything unfortunately. And sorry for the delay. I'm still trying figure out my summer holiday work schedule!

[@DanZL1]

Thanks for the video, will this work with a membership site?

[@graceazlee]

Thanks Bjorn. Would Hide My WP Ghost clash with WordFence?

[@engrrajonahmed]

Yes, definitely! One of these plugins will tell you to deactivate other one!

[@graceazlee]

@@engrrajonahmed Thanks

[@wplearninglab]

I agree with engrrajonahmed, there is a lot of overlap there.

[@delianagency]

Hi Bjorn, thank you for another amazing video! I usually use iThemes security for my websites. Do I still need to use it while using this plugin? Thank you!

[@mrjohncrumpton]

I wondered about that too. On the website is says they work together with iThemes working to block attacks actively (firewall) while Hide My WP Ghost hides common hacking doors (folders and files).

[@wplearninglab]

They can work together as long as you're careful. Problems arise when you have two plugins doing the same things on the same site. If you're using both iThemes and HideMyWP then make sure you go through all the settings and make sure you don't have overlapping settings activated in both plugins.

[@abuhssankaskey6143]

Can you make a video that speaks about how to use both HMWG with Ithemes bro .. .. thanks .. sure I'll use your affiliate link 💗💞

[@muhammedadammk7607]

Hello there, Do we need other major security plugins along with it like wordfence free version. Or do you think this is an almost complete security plugin and we don't need others?

[@kremelkeyz5985]

hello can you help me with my problem. I changed th setting of the simulate drupal regio and ive set it to version 8 but when i scan the site in what wp, It shows wordpress detected

[@mikethien6619]

what happen to all the changes once there is a theme update?

[@Androidify767]

Thanks for the great tutorial! I made these changes but now when using Elementor and trying to preview changes, I see only the plain theme skeleton and don't see any of the changes I made. Things really looks messed up after applying those changes, any idea why?

[@Julio860JVL]

Yes, the reason why is because this plugin biggest strength is also its biggest weakness and this KZbin video was a paid review. Which in other words means the video was made to gain monetary compensation without thinking on what could happen to the viewers who will follow this video.

[@streampresentationcooperat7282]

Does this have an impact on the seo?

[@wplearninglab]

Good question Jérôme, good security never impacts SEO or site speed. The content that search engines ranks that the URLS to that content are not changed, except for the category and tag URL changes you can make with this plugin like I show in the tutorial. Since the content is not changed SEO should not be affected. But the opposite is true, if your site is hacked and it's not fixed for extended period of time that can affect SEO REALLY badly. I hope that helps :) Let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks for watching!

[@osvaldowesly9993]

Bjorn your tutorial videos are excellent. If you create a Patreon account or add a “click here to leave a donation” button on your videos, I for one would be happy to help support you so you can continue to create these excellent tutorials.

[@Julio860JVL]

Thank you very much for the overview but this seems to be a paid review. I am not saying it is, I am saying it looks like it is.

[@Moddimail]

Why paying for doing this that it possible to do it for free!

[@ajitgaru]

hi how do you do!! can you solve my problem ?..... in my WordPress blog posts I want to display "keyword based related posts" under my blog post ....... can you solve this:)

[@wplearninglab]

Hi Ajit, I haven't done that before. But related posts plugins automatically show related posts based on title, categories or tags. If you have posts with similar keywords in the same category, which is a good idea anyway, you could use a regular related posts plugin. If you need to have specific keywords in the related posts then you could create a custom field using ACF. In that custom fields enter the keyword for each post. Then you'd have to use some custom code similar to what is on this help page support.advancedcustomfields.com/forums/topic/how-to-show-related-posts-based-on-custom-fields/ to find and display other posts based on keywords. You would probably have to hard code the keywords that similar and add new ones each time there is a post with a new similar keyword.