When your website starts attracting real traffic, or you’re launching an online store, a game server, or a custom application, you quickly realize that shared hosting just doesn’t cut …
Is your mission critical data backed up and protected? Does your brick and mortar business have a disaster recovery and business continuity plan in place, and do you routinely test …
Want to distinguish your site? Some tips If you’re in a competitive industry (like web hosting), you’ll definitely need to distinguish your site, specifically your content. You must be …
What do you look for in a web hosting provider? I asked this question some years back of a member of a web hosting forum who asked for assistance …
The key ingredient in every marketing plan is its call to action. If you don’t ask for the sale, the answer will always be NO. In postcard and email …
In the web hosting industry, trending topics generally center around advancements in CPU technology, bandwidth costs and availability, IPv4 addresses or the lack of, control panels and storage (HDD, …
Not all web hosting providers offer protection services to shield your business from DDoS attacks, so it’s critically important to check before signing on, especially if you’re running an …
Monitoring Dedicated Servers – For some clients, brief periods of time when their website may go offline are tolerable as many of those are due to scheduled maintenance of …
Simply backing up files to the same server or running any sort of RAID ARRAY does not mean you’ve implemented a disaster recovery plan. A true, effective plan minimizes …
I read recommendations every day from web hosting providers on various forums that the accepted upgrade path from shared hosting is to a Virtual Private Server (VPS) and then …