SEO Fundamentals - Technical SEO BasicsA website owner installed an SSL certificate but visitors still see 'Not Secure' warnings. What is the likely cause?AThe website has no imagesBThe website uses HTTPS correctlyCThe SSL certificate is self-signed or invalidDThe website is hosted on a free serverCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand causes of 'Not Secure' warningsBrowsers warn if SSL certificates are invalid or self-signed, even if installed.Step 2: Evaluate optionsCorrect HTTPS use does not cause warnings; images or hosting do not trigger this.Final Answer:The SSL certificate is self-signed or invalid -> Option CQuick Check:Invalid SSL cert = 'Not Secure' warning [OK]Quick Trick: Only valid SSL certs stop 'Not Secure' warnings [OK]Common Mistakes:Ignoring certificate validityBlaming images or hostingAssuming installation alone is enough
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