Locked Out of Your Website? How to Protect the Place Where You Sell Before It Goes Dark
Your "site" is wherever you sell. For some businesses that's a website. For others it's an Instagram account, a Kajabi storefront, or a checkout page someone else built. In this Business Fire Drill (Fire Drill 10: Before You Lose Access to Your Website), attorney Tamsen Horton shows you how to make sure you can never be locked out of the place where your sales happen.
What you'll learn:
Why "site" means "where you sell," not just a website
Three ways access gets lost: a lapsed domain, a suspended hosting account, or a contractor who goes quiet
Reacting vs. responding when you can't get in
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