Is your WordPress website visited by bots using your website’s search feature using any phrases below?

• /Index/\think\app/invokefunction
• /aa/bb/name/${@print(md5(chaonan))}
• /Index/\think\Container/invokefunction
• /user/\think\app/invokefunction
• admin/\think\app/invokefunction
• api/\think\app/invokefunction
• index/\think\app/invokefunction
• index/\think\Container/invokefunction
• \think\app/invokefunction

Don’t panic or fret, though. In this step-by-step tutorial, I will guide you through denying and disallowing these search phrases that threaten your WordPress website’s security.

Are you dealing with pesky 404 errors on a domain that was once owned by someone else? Don’t fret!

I’ve got a handy WordPress plugin in this video tutorial that will rescue you. You can track and redirect those annoying 404 errors with just a few clicks.

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What is the WordPress Heartbeat and its purpose?

Picture this: your website is like a bustling city, with visitors strolling through its virtual streets, clicking buttons, and leaving comments. And guess what? WordPress Heartbeat is like the traffic cop, directing the flow of information between your browser and the server.

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Hey there! So, let me tell you a story.

Almost ten years ago, I started blogging with the goal of helping people with search marketing their businesses online. However, I found my niche in the digital marketing and domain buying/selling space, as well as in solving WordPress website issues.

Recently, I noticed that my website’s search ranking was being negatively impacted by the massive amount of daily domain auction posts being indexed by Google – nearly 70% of my site’s pages!

So, I set out to find ways to programmatically bulk noindex and/or nofollow WordPress posts or pages, specifically by category, without using a plugin.