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SSL
SSL encrypts the connection between visitor and website, visible as the padlock and the https in the address bar.
Without SSL the browser warns your site is not secure, a death blow to trust and conversion. With SSL, data travels encrypted and unreadable to onlookers.
It has been a basic requirement for years: search engines give secure sites a slight edge and browsers actively punish unsecured ones.
Mind the renewal. An expired certificate shows visitors a frightening warning in the middle of their visit.
How we do it
Every site we deliver runs on SSL with automatic renewal, so the padlock never disappears.
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