SSL CERTIFICATE SERVICE

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SSL CERTIFICATE SERVICE

Why Does My Website Need an SSL Certificate?

All web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.) will flash a “WARNING MESSAGE” when a visitor lands on a website without an SSL certificate.”

Most website visitors see a warning message next to the URL “Instantly.” Tap the back button to be safe.

This means that very few visitors will read your content, and you cannot sell any product or service “online.”

OK, So How Do I Get Your SSL Certificate Service and What Will It Cost?

My competitors charge $99 and higher “per year.”

But I can make you a Better Offer!

If your website does not have an SSL CERTIFICATE, I will put one on your website for “Only $10!”

Yep – ONLY $10!

If my competitors charge $99 and higher per year, why am I offering one for Only $10?

Simple. It’s one of my methods of marketing my business.

If you need an SSL Certificate, you likely need other Digital Marketing Agency Services.

By selling you an incredibly priced $10 SSL CERTIFICATE, I get an opportunity for you to experience our Customer Service and give you a reason to check out our other services.

We proudly install the Let’s Encrypt SSL/TLS Certificate (letsencrypt dot org) on your website.

Let’s Encrypt SSL/TLS Certificates have been installed on over 240 million websites.

Let’s Encrypt is a global Certificate Authority (CA). They let people and organizations around the world obtain, renew, and manage SSL/TLS Certificates. Websites can use their certificates to enable secure HTTPS connections.

Let’s Encrypt offers Domain Validation (DV) certificates used by virtually every business website.

PRICES

Our SSL CERTIFICATE SERVICE Starts at a Very Low $10.

** Your Website Must be Running on WordPress. Not Sure? I’ll Check to See for 100% FREE!

SSL CERTIFICATE SERVICE

BASIC

INSTALL FREE OR FIX SSL CERT

Fix Your Existing SSL Certificate, OR
Install FREE 1-Year SSL Certificate
301 Redirect from HTTP to HTTPS
Enable the Secure Padlock Icon
~~Enable HSTS (Standard & Premium)~~
~~Vulnerability Testing (Standard & Premium)~~
~~Run & Send Qualys SSL Lab Testing Report (Standard & Premium)~~
One-Time Purchase = 30-Day Support
Annual Subscription = 365-Day Support
WordPress Websites Only

ONE-TIME PURCHASE

30-DAY SUPPORT

$10

ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION

365-DAY SUPPORT

$20

SSL CERTIFICATE SERVICE

STANDARD

1-YEAR SSL CERTIFICATE

Fix Your Existing SSL Certificate, OR
Install Lets Encrypt 1-Year SSL Certificate
301 Redirect from HTTP to HTTPS
Enable the Secure Padlock Icon
Enable HSTS (Standard & Premium)
Vulnerability Testing (Standard & Premium)
Run & Send Qualys SSL Lab Testing Report (Standard & Premium)
One-Time Purchase = 30-Day Support
Annual Subscription = 365-Day Support
WordPress Websites Only

ONE-TIME PURCHASE

30-DAY SUPPORT

$40

ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION

365-DAY SUPPORT

$55

SSL CERTIFICATE SERVICE

PREMIUM

INSTALL ‘YOUR’ SSL CERTIFICATE

Fix Your Existing SSL Certificate, OR
Install Your Purchased SSL Certificate
301 Redirect from HTTP to HTTPS
Enable the Secure Padlock Icon
Enable HSTS (Standard & Premium)
Vulnerability Testing (Standard & Premium)
Run & Send Qualys SSL Lab Testing Report (Standard & Premium)
One-Time Purchase = 30-Day Support
Annual Subscription = 365-Day Support
WordPress Websites Only

ONE-TIME PURCHASE

30-DAY SUPPORT

$80

ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION

365-DAY SUPPORT

$120

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SSL Stands For Secure Sockets Layer, A Security Protocol That Creates An Encrypted Link Between A Web Server And A Web Browser. Companies And Organizations Need To Add SSL Certificates To Their Websites To Secure Online Transactions And Keep Customer Information Private And Secure.

Typically, SSL Is Used To Secure Credit Card Transactions, Data Transfer, And Logins, And More Recently Is Becoming The Norm When Securing Browsing Of Social Media Sites. SSL Certificates Bind Together: A Domain Name, Server Name, Or Hostname. An Organizational Identity (i.e. Company Name) And Location.

SSL Provides A Secure Channel Between Two Machines Or Devices Operating Over The Internet Or An Internal Network. One Common Example Is When Ssl Is Used To Secure Communication Between A Web Browser And A Web Server. This Turns A Website’s Address From HTTP To HTTPS, The ‘S’ Standing For ‘Secure’.

The Server Sends The Browser A Copy Of Its SSL Certificate. The Browser Checks Whether It Trusts The SSL Certificate. If So, It Sends A Message To The Server. The Server Sends Back A Digitally Signed Acknowledgement To Start An SSL Encrypted Session. Encrypted Data Is Shared Between The Browser And The Server.

We’ll Just Say It: Yes. Your Website Needs An SSL Certificate If You’re Asking For Any Personal Information. Any Websites Without The SSL Certificate Will Remain HTTP While Those With Encryption Will Show HTTPS In Users’ Browsers. Without An SSL Certificate, Web Browsers Will Generate A Warning Message To Visitors, Resulting In Most Visitors Not Visiting Your Website.

What Kind Of Attacks Does Ssl Prevent? SSL Is The Standard In Online Security. It Is Used To Encrypt Data Sent Over The Internet Between A Client (Your Computer) And A Server (A Website’s Computer). It Often Protects Data From Being Stolen, Modified, Or Spoofed.

SSL Is A Cryptographic Protocol That Uses Explicit Connections To Establish Secure Communication Between Web Server And Client. TLS Is Also A Cryptographic Protocol That Provides Secure Communication Between Web Server And Client Via Implicit Connections.

HTTPS Is A Combination Of The Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) With Either Ssl Or Tls. It Provides Encrypted Communications And A Secure ID Of A Web Server. SSL Is Simply A Protocol That Enables Secure Communications Online. Aside From HTTPS, TLS/SSL Can Be Utilized In Order To Secure Other App-specific Protocols.