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This is second of four podcast episodes related to WordPress security. For the first time ever (well second time I suppose!) I feel like I need to add some context to the show notes so that you understand the context of what I'm doing here. A little while ago there was some news in the WordPress space about the merits of using plugins for securing your WordPress website. Researchers (see the previous episode for more on this) had discovered ways in which the effectiveness of the plugins might be compromised. There were several posts on social media which amplified the issue, making it harder to gain an understanding of what happened, and when. I decided to reach out to a number of people to get 'their side of the story'. Today you're going to hear from Akshat Choudhary from Blogvault and Malcare putting his case for why WordPress firewalls and scanners are useful.

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On the podcast today we have Akshat Choudhary. Akshat is the Founder and CEO of BlogVault, MalCare, WP Remote and Airlift. These WordPress plugins allow their customers to build, manage and maintain their WordPress websites. He's based in Bangalore, India and we begin the podcast talking about the state of the WordPress community there. We also talk about why Akshat sees it as useful to bring himself and other members of his team so far to attend WordCamp Europe. What's in it for them and what's their approach to the return on this investment? We then get into a discussion of the security landscape and how the products that Akshat and his team make enable site owners to rest more easily. We go into some of the technical details of how the products work and how they fit neatly into an agency wishing to sell care plans to their website clients.

On the podcast today we have Akshat Choudhary. Akshat is the Founder and CEO of BlogVault, MalCare, WP Remote and Airlift. These WordPress plugins allow their customers to build, manage and maintain their WordPress websites. He's based in Bangalore, India and we begin the podcast talking about the state of the WordPress community there. We know that there's a lot of WordPress products and services coming out of India, but are there events and meetups like we find elsewhere? We also talk about why Akshat sees it as useful to bring himself and other members of his team so far to attend WordCamp Europe. What's in it for them and what's their approach to the return on this investment? We then move on to talk about Akshat's journey creating products in the WordPress space. It's interesting to note that whilst Akshat is clearly great at creating products people wish to use, he's also willing to admit that much of his success can be attributed to serendipity. We then get into a discussion of the security landscape and how the products that Akshat and his team make enable site owners to rest more easily. It's all about backups, site monitoring and firewalls. We go into some of the technical details of how the products work and how they fit neatly into an agency wishing to sell care plans to their website clients. Are there any downsides to adding additional plugins to WordPress websites and do we run the risk of thinking that if we've installed some security and backup plugins, then there's nothing to worry about? Is this a sensible position to take? It's an educational episode with a warm and very amiable guest. Useful links. WP Remote BlogVault Malcare Airlift

#683 WP-Tonic This Week in WordPress & SaaS With Guest Akshat Choudhary Founder and CEO of BlogVault, MalCare, and WP Remote Akshat Choudhary Akshat Choudhary is the Founder and CEO of BlogVault, MalCare, and WP Remote - successful WordPress plugins designed for complete website management. He has always prided himself on his ability to teach himself things. Since starting BlogVault, Akshat has transformed his side-project into a profitable venture that is scaling new heights in the Indian startup space. As a member of the WordPress community for almost a decade, Akshat's core belief when building any product is to ensure the end-user doesn't need assistance and to assist them in the best possible manner if they do. https://blogvault.net/ Main Topics/Questions Of The Interview #1 - Can you give some further insights connected to yourself and BlogVault, MalCare, and WP Remote? #2 - In a lot of IT departments WordPress is seen as being very insecure do you agree with this statement and what can be done about this view? #3 - You got a new product/service WP Remote that speeds up WordPress websites can you tell us more? #4 - What have been some of the most difficult problems you have to deal with in the past year which like to share with the audience? #5 - What are one or two key advice points you would give to somebody who is thinking of developing either a plugin or service in the WordPress ecosystem? #6 - Why would you like BlogVault to be in the next couple of years' time?

When you hear the phrase high performance WordPress websites, what examples come to mind? This is a phrase that I see a lot of companies using in their marketing, which includes Malcare, today's guest and sponsor of this show. Products and services targeting the type of buyer that might be managing a high traffic site like a Buzzfeed or a large WooCommerce store, like, well I can't think of one right now. High traffic or highly functional equals high performance? My vote goes to high value. I know it's not as appealing in the marketing world, but there are lots of website owners that value their site's speed and security that aren't pushing millions or even 10's of thousands of page views a month. And that's what Akshat Choudhary and team are building at Malcare and Blogvault. The catch? Protecting valuable high performance WordPress websites so easily, you don't even have to think about about it. Enjoy the show today, please share it on social media, and if you want to support my efforts here consider buying me a virtual coffee or joining the membership. ★ Support this podcast ★

When you hear the phrase high performance WordPress websites, what examples come to mind? This is a phrase that I see a lot of companies using in their marketing, which includes Malcare, today's guest and sponsor of this show. Products and services targeting the type of buyer that might be managing a high traffic site like a Buzzfeed or a large WooCommerce store, like, well I can't think of one right now. High traffic or highly functional equals high performance? My vote goes to high value. I know it's not as appealing in the marketing world, but there are lots of website owners that value their site's speed and security that aren't pushing millions or even 10's of thousands of page views a month. And that's what Akshat Choudhary and team are building at Malcare and Blogvault. The catch? Protecting valuable high performance WordPress websites so easily, you don't even have to think about about it. Enjoy the show today, please share it on social media, and if you want to support my efforts here consider buying me a virtual coffee or joining the membership.

If you found your way to this episode from my newsletter, thanks for taking part in one of the areas I lack most in: emailing my list. If you're like me, stuck in a proverbial hamster wheel of self-doubt & content creation, today's episode is for you. In fact, if it weren't for today's guests, I would have never got back into pressing send in MailerLite. (A recent switch from MailChimp, because I have a bad feeling about the Inuit acquisition.) If you need a boost of confidence or a programmatic way to warm up your newsletter engines again, Kim Doyal and Jason Resnick are here to help — with a twist. The duo joins me today to talk about their new co-venture, Deliverit. (use the full link so they know I sent ya, it's not an affiliate! https://getdeliverit.com/mattreport/) This will be a meta approach to building a newsletter list in public. They will share what works and what doesn't, when it comes to growing your email list. Learn straight from the email horses mouth — it's going to be exciting. Thanks to Malcare & Blogvault for supporting the show. ★ Support this podcast ★

If you found your way to this episode from my newsletter, thanks for taking part in one of the areas I lack most in: emailing my list. If you're like me, stuck in a proverbial hamster wheel of self-doubt & content creation, today's episode is for you. In fact, if it weren't for today's guests, I would have never got back into pressing send in MailerLite. (A recent switch from MailChimp, because I have a bad feeling about the Inuit acquisition.) If you need a boost of confidence or a programmatic way to warm up your newsletter engines again, Kim Doyal and Jason Resnick are here to help — with a twist. The duo joins me today to talk about their new co-venture, Deliverit. (use the full link so they know I sent ya, it's not an affiliate! https://getdeliverit.com/mattreport/) This will be a meta approach to building a newsletter list in public. They will share what works and what doesn't, when it comes to growing your email list. Learn straight from the email horses mouth — it's going to be exciting. Thanks to Malcare & Blogvault for supporting the show.

The house that WordPress built…or will build. It can be challenging for new WordPress freelancers to get started in this industry. You have to find the right tools, the right customers, get paid and…actually build the websites! Is there a right path to take? Meet Terry Carter, Manager at Newfold Digital WordPress Live & Blue Sky teams. Terry is also a WordPress freelancer who kick started his side hustle after winning a web design contest at a previous company. Terry joins us to share his experience with supporting WordPress & WooCommerce users at his day job, and what works for him as a part-time freelancer. We'll learn how the market jumped pre-COVID, how things are adjusting, and where you can spot new opportunities coming into the market. Thanks to Malcare & Blogvault for supporting the show. ★ Support this podcast ★

The house that WordPress built…or will build. It can be challenging for new WordPress freelancers to get started in this industry. You have to find the right tools, the right customers, get paid and…actually build the websites! Is there a right path to take? Meet Terry Carter, Manager at Newfold Digital WordPress Live & Blue Sky teams. Terry is also a WordPress freelancer who kick started his side hustle after winning a web design contest at a previous company. Terry joins us to share his experience with supporting WordPress & WooCommerce users at his day job, and what works for him as a part-time freelancer. We'll learn how the market jumped pre-COVID, how things are adjusting, and where you can spot new opportunities coming into the market. Thanks to Malcare & Blogvault for supporting the show.

Today on the WP Builds podcast we're talking about health. Not your health, but the health of the WordPress sites you build or manage. Turns out that there's a boatload of things that need to be done regularly to keep your sites fighting fit. From backing them up to monitoring their uptime. Checking that they're okay after updates to keeping up with the latest SEO trends. I could go on for a lot longer, in fact David and I do in the podcast. From an agency perspective, this episode is particularly interesting because many of the things that we discuss today are areas which you can productise and sell to your clients; because honestly, they're unlikely to be something that your clients are interested in, they'll just want to know that it's done. Go check out the podcast today.

I'm sure that we've all had experiences with our WordPress websites where things went wrong; the site was hacked, something got deleted. In most cases we can recover, but if the worst comes to the worst we need a backup to save us. As with all things in the WordPress space, we're spoiled in the number of backup options available to us. There's plugins backups, our hosting backups, 3rd party SaaS backups and more. So which should we use? In this episode of the WP Builds Podcast we explore the pros and cons of the different backup types and why you might want to pick one over another. Have a listen to our thoughts on the podcast...

Main talking points include:Pritesh's background is working in mobile app startups – starting with virtual reality software, mainly around facial recognition and then mobile locations."The number 1 challenge for most retail businesses is acquisition and number of transactions.” – Pritesh VoraSpeaking to your end clients gives you an insight into what your potential clients need. This gives you valuable insight – as an entrepreneur you can then pivot to address this need. Uninstall.io allowed retailers to track their uninstalls and give them an indication of how to reduce this rate.BlogVault has just acquired the brand of WP Remote to bring their service level up to a competitor of MainWP or ManageWP. This also gives the company the ability to develop additional features on the top of the platform – visual regression is the first of these updates.BlogVault spends ZERO external dollars on marketing their business. Content marketing has been their main traffic driverNow seeing 1million visitors per year"Discovery is the number one problem for product creators.” – Pritesh VoraMalcare soft-launched through content (driven by BlogVault) and through an AppSumo Deal. Along with the AppSumo deal, the team developed an upgrade path. All AppSumo sales were not to make money but for two things: 1. Get users – who may upgrade2. Get referralsAfter that - this was designed to speed up the development cycle. In 1 month they got the users they would have ended circa a year to acquire.Their content strategy includes:SEOLink BuildingTheir content uses the piggy-back method – they enabled a badge that gave them a backlink. This was completely optional, but gave them an influx of backlinks in 2 to 3 months.Twitter: @priteshvora Join our Facebook Group! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

About Swaahili M: A 21-year-old WordPress Enthusiast who believes that asking WHY enough number of times can decipher almost anything. Perpetually lost – either in a book or in yet another theory that attempts to unravel and explain how humans think. Find Swaahili M: BlogVault | MalCare | Twitter

On today’s show, we talk with Akshat Choudhary who runs a thriving business called BlogVault. Despite having over 10,000 customers and a growing team, Akshat’s not sure where to go next when it comes to getting more customers. That all-to-common problem leads us to a conversation on building an affiliate program to get new clients, using social media to build a front-of-mind brand, and taking advantage of email to boost revenue. Whether you’ve hit a plateau with your promotions or you’re just getting your first clients, this conversation is for you. Be a guest on an upcoming episode: We'd love to feature your business and offer some free on-air advice for growing your business. To see if you're a good fit, click here. Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts: If you enjoy the show, can you do us a favor and leave us an honest rating and review on Apple Podcasts? We'll love you forever. Click here to leave a review. Support our sponsors so we can keep airing new episodes: Toggl — Simple time-tracking tool you'll thank us for later. Linkedin Jobs — Post healthcare and front-line jobs for free. Participate — Create a space for collaboration, communication and learning. SolidGigs — Get more freelance jobs. Dripify — Premium learning platform for entrepreneurs. Recently from the Millo blog: What to do when a client doesn’t pay + how to prevent it from happening again Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pritesh leads growth marketing and operations at BlogVault, MalCare, WP Remote. Previously, he co-founded and sold Uninstall.io. Here's an entrepreneur at heart who loves challenging the status quo. Pritesh says he is a hardcore growth geek. The post Episode 132 – Pritesh Vora appeared first on Hallway Chats.

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The founder of BlogVault & Malcare, Ahskat Choudhary joins the show to talk WordPress security. If you've run an agency for a while, you'll no doubt have had to clean up after some malicious code or dealt with websites getting hacked.  In this chat, you'll learn what you need to do to reduce the likelihood […]

The founder of BlogVault & Malcare, Ahskat Choudhary joins the show to talk WordPress security. If you’ve run an agency for a while, you’ll no doubt have had to clean up after some malicious code or dealt with websites getting hacked.  In this chat, you’ll learn what you need to do to reduce the likelihood ... Read more

We Discuss All Things Security & Backup Connected to WordPress 2020! Akshat Choudhar: is the founder of blogVault & MaiCare (http://blogvault.net), a popular WordPress backup service. Over the past 3 years, we have built a premium WordPress backup solution with over 3300+ customers across the globe. https://www.malcare.com/

We Discuss All Things Security & Backup Connected to WordPress 2020! Akshat Choudhar: is the founder of blogVault & MaiCare (http://blogvault.net), a popular WordPress backup service. Over the past 3 years, we have built a premium WordPress backup solution with over 3300+ customers across the globe. https://www.malcare.com/

Akshat Choudhary is the founder of BlogVault and MalCare. He's been in the WordPress community for eight years. Mostly a developer, Akshat is also growing his team and dealing with the challenges that come along with that. The post Episode 124 – Akshat Choudhary appeared first on Hallway Chats.

Hoy analizamos BlogVault, una herramienta de copias de seguridad, restauraciones, staging y migraciones para WordPress.

As a WordPress consultant, you’re always on the lookout for solutions to make your job easier while helping you get your clients better results. But you have to be careful about adopting new tools. Use the wrong one and it could cause more issues than there were before. That’s why Akshat Choudhary and the team behind the BlogVault backup plugin have taken extra care in developing their product… over the last seven years. To read the full show notes for this episode, visit https://www.wpelevation.com/229

When Google launched there were countless search engines available, yet Google now dominates global search marketshare. Being first isn't a pre-requisite for success, yet so many of us freak out that someone else already had our idea or has even built it! In this episode of PressThis we interview Akshat Choudhary to talk about his product BlogVault and why he choose to enter the crowded security market and the successes and challenges he's faced along the way. If you're discouraged about pursing your idea because it's been done or even been done thousands of time before, don't miss this episode of PressThis. Listen now!

When Google launched there were countless search engines available, yet Google now dominates global search marketshare. Being first isn't a pre-requisite for success, yet so many of us freak out that someone else already had our idea or has even built it! In this episode of PressThis we interview Akshat Choudhary to talk about his product BlogVault and why he choose to enter the crowded security market and the successes and challenges he's faced along the way. If you're discouraged about pursing your idea because it's been done or even been done thousands of time before, don't miss this episode of PressThis. Listen now!

Welcome to another episode of LMScast with Chris Badgett of LifterLMS. Today we discuss professional security and backups for course creators with Akshat Choudhary of BlogVault and MalCare. Chris and Akshat talk about security, backups, and taking proper care of your online business. Security and backups for your website are like purchasing an insurance plan to protect your online assets. Many people underestimate the importance of website security and don’t take enough precautionary measures. Having backups for your site is important, because if your site is attacked and you don’t have backups, you could lose all of your site data … Professional Security and Backups for Course Creators with Akshat Choudhary of BlogVault and MalCare Read More » The post Professional Security and Backups for Course Creators with Akshat Choudhary of BlogVault and MalCare appeared first on LMScast - LifterLMS Podcast.

Jean Galea and Donnacha MacGloinn, standing in for James Laws this week, go deep into the fascinating story of Akshat Choudhary, founder and CEO of blogvault.net, a WordPress backup service and the most successful WordPress-related business in Bangalore, the Silicon Valley of India. Among the topics covered in this free-wheeling, wide-ranging discussion: How Akshat started off in WordPress, what he did before and his future plans. How, as a lone founder with no previous experience of WordPress, he grew BlogVault to a company of 13. How he managed to juggle a demanding day job with working on his WordPress startup every evening. What he doesn’t like about the name of his company. How it felt when a massive competitor launched a very similarly-named product just a week after his, but how it turned out to be a good thing. How to deal with the pressure of being a small fish in a rapidly-changing business environment. Why it is worth doubling down on the WordPress market. The quality of Internet service in India. Is India a scary place to visit? Will a taxi driver punch you in the face and take your Macbook? What are the best Indian destinations for digital nomads? How Akshat’s new malware protection service, Malcare, grew naturally from BlogVault. What is the difference between Blogvault’s malware removal feature and Malcare, his new service. Why he should have released Malcare six months ago. Donnacha’s suggestions to improve the marketing of Malcare. How Jean met Akshat, and what most impressed him. The importance of traveling to meet your customers in person. Bringing the atmosphere of WordCamps back home to India. Gaining big customers such as WPEngine, Godaddy, LiquidWeb, Pantheon, FlyWheel, Cloudways, WPServeur and Savvii.nl. Advantages of running backup and malware-detection tasks through a service, rather than with WordPress plugins on your own hosting. Why continual, incremental backups are vital for eCommerce websites. Is it better to be good at tech or good at marketing? Finding good programmers in Bangalore, and how to retain them. Why, despite oversaturation in the WordPress market, there is always room for another good product. Why Akshat is pretty sure that one of your WordPress sites has malware that you are unaware of. https://blogvault.net/ BlogVault Malcare Migrate Guru - Free WordPress plugin blogVault (@blogVault) | Twitter Akshat Choudhary (@akshatc) | Twitter https://www.linkedin.com/in/akshatchoudhary/ https://blogvault.net/

This week I review the Setka page builder plugin Upcoming Events WordCamp Prague – Feb 18 WordCamp Bangkok – Feb 18 WordCamp Kochi – Feb 18 WP for Small Biz – SBDC SouthBay WordPress Meetup WordPress Essentials Course Segment 1: In the News Automattic – did some Super Bowl Sunday Advertising, just not on TV! BlogVault…

This week I review the Setka page builder plugin Upcoming Events WordCamp Prague – Feb 18 WordCamp Bangkok – Feb 18 WordCamp Kochi – Feb 18 WP for Small Biz – SBDC SouthBay WordPress Meetup WordPress Essentials Course Segment 1: In the News Automattic – did some Super Bowl Sunday Advertising, just not on TV! BlogVault…

Justin and Jason discuss WordPress backup site BlogVault, the backlash on the Skype 5 UI and the possibility for a Skype competitor, the guerrilla tactics behind bootstrapping a startup, methods of sending email through code, Anonymous and the Wikileaks controversy, why Jason is irritated by Justin's iPhone email trailer, securing images on a web server, why arguing is pointless, Justin's eager vs Jason's lazy approach to abstracting code, why Jason feels that switching to Subversion has been a waste of his time and understanding the motivation equation.