We Watch Your Website because...

 

quite frankly - you don't!

 

You spend all your time, effort and money on getting more. More visitors, more click-throughs, more opt-ins. That's how you grow your business.

 

When was the last time you had one of the leading Internet Marketing gurus talk to you about protecting or watching your website for security breaches?

 

Right! Never.

 

You're always learning about getting more.

 

You spend very little time, effort or money on keeping your investments in time, effort and money safe.

 

Right now you're thinking, "Safe from what?"

 

Which proves the point.

 

Think about this:

Now - how much time did you spend making sure that cyber criminals didn't take control of your website?

 

[insert sound of crickets here]

 

Read the sidebar about what Sophos, a leading security vendor says. "83 percent of these webpages actually belong to innocent companies and individuals (you), unaware that their sites have been hacked."

 

So you see, this website, this service is all about you. It's highly likely that you would fall into the category of this 83%.

 

Is that a group you'd like to be a member of?

 

What's even worse is what will happen when Google, the largest search engine company in the world, finds that your site has been hacked. Have you ever seen this below someone's SERP?

 

This site may harm your computer

 

Hopefully you've never gotten this on one of your sites. Because if you have, then you know how quickly your Page Rank can drop - to zero. And how long it can take, often times 3 to 5 weeks, to get that removed from your SERPs.

 

And it can happen over night. But like the 83%, even if it did happen to you, you'd never know - unless someone told you. Which is why we lead our web site with the bold statement that, We Watch Your Website - because you don't!

 

Even if someone did tell you, wouldn't it have been nice to know - immediately?

 

All the time, effort and money you've spent getting "free" traffic (via SE's) to your webpages goes right down the drain - literally over night. That's not being very protective of your investment now is it? How would that affect your traffic?

 

Imagine the person who subscribed to your list. Put yourself in their shoes. Play along here for a minute.

 

You hit a web site for some new Internet marketing material that's guaranteed to make you money. You subscribed to the list after listening to the 3 preliminary audio sessions. Each time getting totally stoked beyond imagination. You can see yourself utilizing this material and finally start making some money online. You will finally be able to quit your job and join the ranks of the self-employed! You are so excited.

 

But wait...

When you open up the web site, with credit card in hand, ready to "pull the trigger", the anti-virus program on your PC flashes up a warning! "This web site may infect your computer." Do you think it's a hoax? Or do you trust your anti-virus program to know what it's doing?

 

Would you take the chance that your PC might become infected simply by visiting a webpage? You really want this product, you've been waiting for the special pre-release announcement, but on one shoulder sits the angelic side of your conscience telling you "Don't visit this webpage. It's bad. Listen to the warning!"

 

On the other shoulder sits the devilish side of your conscience telling you to "Go ahead. You want it. What's the worse that can happen?"

 

What should you do? Click or Cancel?

 

What would you do?

 

How do you feel about the person that made this great offer for an outstanding product or service that you're all excited about? The one that will lead you to the promised land, but now you can't even check it out because you're being told by your anti-virus program that this site could harm your computer.

 

You read their money-back guarantee. You're ready, willing and able to buy. However, now this sliver of doubt has crept into your decision making process.

 

Surely the person selling this product - this Internet guru, knows how to protect their web site, right?

 

Surely this "guru" (as you start to get angry) wouldn't risk losing you as a customer because they didn't take the necessary precautions to protect you, your computer and your identity, would they?

 

As this person, would you maybe see where else you might be able to buy this great product or service? Probably. (if you, back as yourself for a moment, have written your sales copy good enough, right?)

 

You'd start a search on Google for this product name. Then BAM! even Google is telling you this site may harm your computer.

 

So you go to Yahoo! to see what they have to say about this. WHAM! Yahoo!, through their recent partnership with McAfee, shows a warning about Dangerous Downloads for your SERP.

 

Now you've gotten warned from your anti-virus program, from Google and from Yahoo!. Three strongly authoritative sources - all telling you not to go any further.

 

Would You Just "Forget" About This Product?

As this person, would you forget about this product or service? You had such high hopes for this finally being the opportunity that you've been waiting for. The one product that was going to teach you what you needed to know in order to finally start making some decent money online. You were going to use this as the stepping stone to becoming gainfully self-employed.

 

Just imagine the disappointment you'd feel.

 

As this person, the next time you receive an email from this source stating there's only so much time left for this promotion, click here immediately so you don't lose out, how likely are you to think twice, then scroll to the bottom looking for the way to opt out of their mailing list? Just so you can avoid the same disappointment you felt before.

 

You've lost trust in this Internet Marketing guru, right?

 

Now having an infectious webpage not only affects your SERPs, but your sales and your future sales as well by having people opt out of your list.

 

All because you don't watch your websites.

Security experts all agree on one thing, there's a cyber war going on. The real problem is that in this war, you are at a severe disadvantage because you don't know much about your adversary.

 

They know almost everything about you, but you know very little if anything about them.

 

In this game of cyber warfare, surely you must acknowledge the fact that you know very little about your enemy.

 

Could you imagine your favorite sports team going into a game without knowing their opponent?

 

What do you think their chances are of winning?

 

Zip. Zero. Zilch. Nadda.

 

When you were starting your business, didn't you spend time analyzing what your competitors were doing in the market you're about to dive into?

 

In today's competitive climate, you have to know two things: Where you're headed and how to protect what you already have.

 

It's all about risk management

You accomplish your goals by educating yourself.

 

You should start your education - NOW!

 

If you'd like to find out how to check your websites, (you should be interested), get our free short series of emails where you'll learn:

 

 

Click here to obtain access to your educational material. You'll be amazed at how similar the business of being a cyber criminal is to your business model. Start your education here.

 

If you've already had one of your sites blacklisted by Google or Yahoo and you know how important it is to the health of your SEO efforts, then please read on.

 

Make sure this doesn't happen to you

It's true that pessimists see problems in every opportunity and optimists see opportunity in every problem.

 

In our computer security work, we spend countless hours and resources in finding infectious websites so we can block them, thus preventing our clients from potential infection. That's what we do on a daily basis. That's our job. It's the responsibility we accept when we obtain a new client. We agree to be their computer security department.

 

When we find infectious web sites (notice it didn't say "if we find infectious web sites") our servers add those infectious web sites to our blacklists that then get "pushed" out to all our clients' security appliances (The Box - all the good names were taken) as twice daily updates.

 

We find many, many legitimate web sites that are being added to our blacklists and then clients call us saying someone in their office was trying to view a web site and found it was being blocked by The Box. We check the website and see that it has links to infectious web sites. We explain this to our client and they sound really shocked as they had visited that web site from home the night before and didn't notice anything unusual.(which means their home computer was now infected)

 

We are getting more and more of these calls from clients so we took a long look at the situation and decided that we had to do something to further our quest of "making the Internet safe - one computer at a time."

 

Right now you're probably thinking, "Why don't you contact the website owner and let them know?"

 

We do. We usually either receive no reply or a reply accusing us of hacking into their web site - which isn't our business. (if you'd like to learn about people who are in that business click here)

 

You, or people like you, need a method of automatic notification. You need to be alerted when your website is hacked before your site gets blacklisted either by Google, Yahoo, companies like us, Websense or any of the other multitude of companies who are constantly scouring the Internet looking for infectious web sites.

 

So we did something about it

We created WeWatchYourWebsite.com.

 

Have you ever had some food stuck on your face or maybe between your teeth - right in front?

 

Did you eventually find it or was someone nice enough to tell you before you felt so embarassed that you wanted to crawl under a rock?

 

For something like that you'd want someone to tell you, right?

 

There are many services out there that will tell you when your website is down. Just do a search for "website monitoring" and you'll see over 5 million results. These services scan your website as frequently as once a minute and will notify you if your website is unresponsive during their check. You can be notified via email, text message to your cell phone, instant messaging and some will even notify you with a phone call. (We're looking at adding carrier pigeons as well, but we have to check with PITA first.)

 

These companies provide the same service as the person who tells you have something stuck between your teeth before it becomes too embarassing.

 

However, if someone said to you, "You have something embarassing going on, but I'm not going to tell you what it is." Wouldn't that be even worse than not knowing at all? You could find the nearest bathroom and start investigating your face, your clothes and everything else about you - right?

 

But if this "friend" had just told you what you had "going on" that was so embarassing, they'd be considered a real friend.

 

Surely you must have one good friend, maybe more, but at least one really good friend who you could count on to tell you if had food stuck between your teeth? Don't you really value that person's friendship? You consider them a really, really good friend, right?

 

There are services available that will tell you when something has changed on your website too. They don't tell you what has changed, just that something on your website has changed. Still other services will tell you when certain words are not found in your web content. While these services are better than nothing, we thought "wouldn't it be even better to not only know that your website was changed, but exactly what changed?" Then it would really be helpful, right?

 

It would be like knowing exactly where on your body you had food stuck. We'd be like that really, really good friend to tell you that not only has something on your website changed but also exactly what changed. That would be helpful, right?

 

And then we thought, "Wouldn't it be the best, if we also made people available to help you find out how the cyber criminals got in?" Because we know that once "they" get in, you could clean your website but they'll be right back to re-infect your web site all over again. You need to know how they got in so you can "plug the hole."

 

In looking at the entire scope of the problem, we asked, "Wouldn't it be the absolute best service if you could also know that sites you link to were checked and free from infectious code as well?" Google, Yahoo (through McAfee) and many of the security companies will blacklist your web site if you have any links on your site that lead to infectious code. That's right. You could be blacklisted if you have a link on your web site that hosts infectious code - whether intentional or not.

 

Knowing that one way web site owners promote an affiliate product or service is through "review sites", just imagine you build this review web site with links to various products and services - of which you receive an affiliate commission from. Now think about how you'll promote that site to increase your Page Rank so you can drive some traffic to it. However, if one of the sites you link to has been infected and is now serving up infectious code, your review web site could be removed from the SERPs - in a heart beat.

 

How would that affect your income?

 

Wouldn't you want to know when a site you're linking to gets infected? Then you could be pro-active and remove it from your site before anything bad happens to your business income.

 

All of this led us to months and months of development and testing and eventually to what we offer today. Complete website monitoring - done the right way.

 

We're the optimists that saw an opportunity in this problem.

 

Give Yourself A 30 Day Trial

There's nothing to install. We do it all remotely.

 

Get started today. In 30 days, if you don't feel more comfortable knowing "we've got your back", then cancel. No charge for trying. However, if you do feel more at ease knowing we're watching your website, please let us know and more importantly let 5 or 6 of your friends know. Better yet, blog about us. Digg us. Technorati us.

 

If you have a website that we're watching for you, and you want to put it in moth balls and start a new site, you can always login to your Control Screen and change the settings over to your new website. No charge. We pick it up from there and start really monitoring your new web site.

 

If you have more than one website you want monitored simultaneously (no moth balled web sites), you can add all your sites on the Control Screen and have different people notified (your web designer, your spouse - who ever) for each web site. You can also specify different levels of notification. Let's say for instance that your 1st level of notification is to your webmaster. If your webmaster doesn't reply after the first 3 notifications, you can have your mother or spouse notified.

 

Here's how it all happens.

 

When you ask us to monitor your web sites, you set-up the notification processes. The Control Screen walks you through the entire process and provides help screens as well. You'll also have the opportunity to have one of our representatives ask you all the questions and walk you through the process.

 

When you're finished, we'll run a health check of the web sites you put into our hands. This will check your websites to determine their current "security health". (We have your web sites turn their heads and cough for us.) Then we take a "snap-shot" of your entire web site that will be used as the known good baseline for future comparisons.

 

Then according to your parameters, we'll check your web site against this known good baseline at the specified time interval. You are immediately notified of any changes discovered - and you'll be provided the exact changes to get your web site back to it's known good baseline.

 

First we make sure you're safe, then we watch your web site to protect your investment in SEO, in PPC, in keyword strategies and in product development. Time is money. Protect your investment.

 

Join us and our growing community in the war to make the Internet safe - once again.

 

Go ahead and try us out for 30 days. You'll love it. We guarantee it.