Free Trusted SSL Certificates to Boost Your Search engine Ranking

[jyotirmoy99]

SSL protects your sites from hackers and also boost your SEO score. These days startssl and Cloudflare started to give free ssl certificates i think everyone knows this... well i have installed free ssl certificate in all of my sites one of them is https://check-your-website.com you can check the quality of the ssl.

and i wrote how to get these ssl certificates full process and installment etc at http://www.blogwritter.com/2014/12/unlim...antly.html i think this might be interested to you..

thanks for reading my post. :)

[popgasm]

thanks for this one,
btw what script you use for this website? https://check-your-website.com

[jyotirmoy99]

Helo sir its codecaynon website review script :)

[BlackBlizzard78]

(12-17-2014 04:41 PM)jyotirmoy99 Wrote:  SSL protects your sites from hackers and also boost your SEO score. These days startssl and Cloudflare started to give free ssl certificates i think everyone knows this... well i have installed free ssl certificate in all of my sites one of them is https://check-your-website.com you can check the quality of the ssl.

and i wrote how to get these ssl certificates full process and installment etc at http://www.blogwritter.com/2014/12/unlim...antly.html i think this might be interested to you..

thanks for reading my post. :)

Thank-you for your efforts, however your site doesn't work for boosting your score. After following the link above I was redirected to the http version. Interestingly if I added the https:// to a link I was redirected by your host to this link http://kb.ifastnet.com/index.php?/articl...Panel.html which I found fascinating.

Keep in mind if your visitors come across these certificates they give that ugly warning about certifcates being self signed. Anyway the good thing about a self signed is it keeps your connection with your back end secure which is more important, which I must impliment on my own sites. What is also interesting is that your host is a shared host because I was under the impression that you had to have seperate IP address for seperate certificates.

Anyways its all interesting stuff.