[BUSINESS] why do paysites not go https?

[jlinkz]

It seems so simple to do and makes Google and others happy, plus it is more secure.

[TheButcher]

It makes all the sense in the internet.

[notty]

They have to Google, Firefox just ti name 2 companies are all SSL (https) centered now.

[shoopa]

Nothing hard to do but some have let their sites on auto-pilot and do not care, they are just hoping for whatever rebills come in.

[wetnwild]

All sites with logins have to comply

[jag]

If I was running a membership site I would make it SSL secure.

[Sneaky]

You want Google love then it is a good idea.

[snooper]

The short answer is go for it.

[bill]

some have let their sites on auto-pilot and do not care, they are just hoping for whatever rebills come in.

[BrasSmonkey]

only the members and the signup need to be.

[DeSexGuide]

When SSL certificates were a $100 it might have something to do wit it, but now there are free SSL certificates so no excuse about cost.

[blackbooty]

SSL is free from my host and many other hosts so it is a no brain required issue for them to go that route.

[BOB777]

SSL is free from my host and many other hosts so it is a no brain required issue for them to go that route.

Great post

[Abby]

only the members and the signup need to be.

How do you make a site partially https and why not for all the pages on the site?

[alina]

If it costs nothing and improves your chances of more search traffic then the answer is simple, do it.