I talked a lot recently about how optimization of your code helps keep problems out of your way during your shared hosting life. Today I would like to give you something more to think about and possibly use. It’s a great “How To” from one of the greatest hosting forums I have come across so far. It’s from [...]
Using CMS instead of your own coded plain html ;)
I think it’s great when you are able to start your own web presence with your own coded web site. But if you do not feel like you are able to code a web site, or that a plain html/css/php web site is not enough for you and you are not that much happy about [...]
In web hosting You need to have realistic plans!
Hosting a web site online is a great thing. It gives you so many new opportunities. And even more opportunities are waiting for you to be discovered! But there is one thing you need to keep i your mind. You need to have a clear vision of what you can really get from a shared [...]
Should you use your own email or a Gmail mail?
I though, this would be a nice topic to start the week with. Many times you are standing before the decision. You have bought a domain name and now you do have a hosting for it as well. The next step is to bring the whole web site to life. And now comes the question. [...]
Why is it a good thing to have a back up strategy in place? [II.]
The examples of back up strategies I talked about in my last article [click] are not the only ones. there are of course many more and it depends mostly on you and your needs. Today I would like to expand on the last article a little bit more. To back up something, or better said [...]
Why is it a good thing to have a back up strategy in place? [I.]
Yesterday, when I wrote the article about domain names and hosting , I thought about another very similar topic. It’s about the subject of back up strategy. What back up strategies do I have in place and what back up strategies are there. I know it might sound a little bit too secure, but it [...]
Why is it a good idea not to register your domain at your host?
Maybe I have written about this subject before, but today I run across a forum post at webhostingtalk.com talking exactly about this issue. Well, it’s not an issue as it’s more like a philosophy. It’s all about : why it’s not a good idea to have your domain name registered with your hosting company. There [...]
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