Ask Is it worth implementing HTTPS for an affiliate blog or does it not matter?

HTTPS means your site uses a secure connection, and it protects data between the user and your website. Even if you are not collecting payments, it still matters because people trust secure sites more. Browsers also show warnings for sites without HTTPS, which can scare visitors away. Search engines like Google also prefer secure sites when ranking pages. Setting it up is now simple with free SSL certificates from most hosts. With these points in mind, does running a site without HTTPS still feel like a good idea?
 

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