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Reasons To Migrate Your Website to HTTPS

HTTPS is the more secure version of HTTP - the S in HTTPS stands for secure that adds a layer of security to the protocol by encrypting the transfer of resources. The main purpose for an HTTPS website is its security and assisting in the prevention of easy access from online intruders and digital hackers. At Advanced Digital Media Services, as a web hosting company, we help you to build your website visibility in search engines with latest SEO techniques. For more information please visit here https://advdms.com/web-hosting-company/

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Reasons To Migrate Your Website to HTTPS

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  1. Reasons To Migrate Your Website to HTTPS 1. The main purpose for an HTTPS website is its security and assisting in the prevention of easy access from online intruders and digital hackers. 2. Most websites that have used HTTPS provide a huge beneficial advantage to their site (and their users) for protecting confidential information, such as banking and government-owned websites. 3. To get your website moving toward a safer future, you should opt for obtaining an SSL certificate and implementing it on your website server. 4. There are several steps involved in migrating an HTTP site to and HTTPS site, including making sure there are no mixed-content errors (some internal coding and images may still be using an HTTP link, which will need to be updated), to setting up 301 redirects coding in your .htaccess file. 5. This snippet of code will redirect those who saved your previous HTTP URL to the new and improved HTTPS one. HTTP link then it is already marked as unsafe by one of the largest browsers out there, potentially turning away viewers. w w w . a d v d m s . c o m

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