Posted at April 21, 2015 at 5:44 pm by admin
If you keep up with the latest Google algorithm changes, you’ve probably heard about the announcement on mobile design. Google recently announced that it will use mobile usability as a factor for its website ranking. This means that your website could be affected if you don’t have a responsive or mobile-friendly design. Website designers are familiar with what it takes to make a site mobile, but this article highlights what webmasters need to know if they don’t have responsive design experience.
What is Responsive Design?
Responsive design automatically formats and lays out elements of your web page dependent on the user’s screen size. Read More
Posted at July 28, 2014 at 5:56 am by admin
As your Web business grows, you’ll eventually reach a point at which it’s a good idea to switch from a self-hosted site builder to a traditional hosted Web site.
To determine whether you’ve reached this point, you need to recognize the differences between these Web site options:
Quick and Easy Compared to Stable
Self-hosted site builders typically provide you with the fastest, easiest route to a site. They usually do not require any technical knowledge to build (you choose the pre-designed template along with add your word or images), and they are often ready to launch within a day. Read More
Posted at June 24, 2014 at 3:47 pm by admin
Whether you’re just starting a brand new website or you’ve got an established and successful site up and running, you’ll need to make sure you are always using the proper web hosting. There are three main categories of web hosting, which are shared hosting, Virtual Private Servers (VPS), and dedicated server(s). Within each category, there are several different levels of service to choose from as well.
Before you make any decisions, it is important to have a good understanding of what each of these types of hosting are, and a little bit about how they work. Read More
Posted at June 13, 2014 at 7:32 pm by admin
If you’re thinking about starting a website, you’ll need to decide what type of hosting service you need. There are many different options to choose from, each with advantages and disadvantages. To narrow it down for the purposes of this article, however, the two main categories are free hosting and paid hosting. As the name implies, free hosting doesn’t charge you, the customer, for their services. Paid hosting, on the other hand, require you to pay a set amount each month.
At first glance you might be thinking that free hosting is the obvious choice, however, that is not necessary the case. Read More
In this illuminating discourse, our goal is to elucidate the distinctions between the two stalwarts of hosting – the Dedicated Server and its emerging counterpart, the Bare Metal Server. With a storied history dating back to 1999, InterServer’s extensive experience in offering Dedicated Servers. Recently, the nomenclature of Bare Metal Servers has surged into prominence, implying a straightforward proposition. It’s this very concept we aim to demystify, offering you clarity amid the hosting labyrinth. Dedicated Servers: The Legacy of Performance For decades, Dedicated Servers have been the bedrock of hosting solutions, embodying a commitment to unparalleled performance, resource exclusivity, and robust control. Read More 
Posted at August 26, 2023 at 3:28 am by Michael Lavrik
Understanding user roles is important when building a WordPress website. Maybe you want to hire a blogger to create new posts, or perhaps you want to hire a freelance editor to proofread existing posts for typos. You can collaborate with other professionals such as these by creating separate accounts. Instead of logging in to your website’s dashboard using your account, they can use their own account. When creating user accounts in WordPress, though, you’ll have to choose roles for them. The content management system (CMS) features six user roles, each of which has specific permissions. Read More 
Posted at June 26, 2023 at 7:33 pm by Michael Lavrik
1) Control Panel Web hosting services often feature a control panel. A control panel is a class of software that creates a web-accessible graphical user interface (GUI) for a server.
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Your website will forever remain offline without web hosting. All websites require web hosting. It’s an essential service that grants access to an internet-connected server. You can configure this server with your website’s domain, after which you can upload your site’s files to it. When browsing some of the different web hosting services, however, you may come across some confusing terms.
Posted at June 26, 2023 at 7:33 pm by Michael Lavrik
Virtual Private Servers (VPS) give website owners more control of their site’s configurations and experience, so it’s no surprise that most website owners prefer it over standard shared hosting. Since customers have more control over server settings, VPS service is more challenging to secure. It’s still a virtual server connected to the network, so security for host administrators and customers should be a priority to protect data on the VPS instance and the host network. VPS implies that web hosts offer virtual private servers that split up a bare-metal server into smaller VPS instances instead of sharing all resources using shared servers. Read More
What is VPS?
Posted at June 26, 2023 at 7:32 pm by Manoj Kumar
WordPress is a highly versatile content management system that can be used for a wide range of websites and online applications. One of the main reasons why WordPress is so popular is because of the vast number of plugins that are available for it. These plugins can be used to add new features to your website, or to optimize your website for better performance. If you want your website to load faster, then you need to use a caching plugin. A caching plugin will create static versions of your pages and posts, which are then served to your visitors instead of dynamically generating the content each time someone visits your site. Read More
1. Use a Caching Plugin
Posted at November 18, 2022 at 4:29 pm by Manoj Kumar
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