(State of Search) Keeping your own website or blog takes time and effort but what happens if you lose even part of your information? Having to re-do content or scrape the Wayback Machine for indexed page records is time consuming and sketchy. Even after that there is no guarantee that you can retrieve all files.
Even hardcore professionals suffer from procrastination when it comes to boring tasks like backups so I thought that I would share my plugin findings in the hope that it saves you data, time and prevents you from ever having to re-make anything ever again — [*disclaimer* – in theory]
Greg Bussmann
I am the digital marketer, blogger and website manager at PMI Computer Supplies, a St. Louis based, IT hardware, software, and supplies company. This is my personal site where I talk about the technology news that I find most interesting. Feel free to email me anytime.
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