A lot of web masters and online entrepreneurs that have clients worldwide or are just preparing to expand are asking the question: How should I proceed with the hosting and the websites for those countries? This is a pretty important question, too, and it needs to be answered before jumping into the new found market.… Continue reading Why You Should Use Local Hosting and TLDs for International Sites
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Why a Host with Fantastico is the Best Choice for WordPress Hosting
WordPress is currently the most popular blogging platform in the world. It started as a simple tool to help automate the task of posting frequent updates on a site, and it grew into a full-fledged CMS with thousands of plug-ins and themes available from tens of thousands of developers around the world. Hosting companies have… Continue reading Why a Host with Fantastico is the Best Choice for WordPress Hosting
Why You Should Choose Windows Server 2008 R2 Over a Linux OS for Servers
Microsoft’s server products aren’t very popular with the online community, but they are still making billions of dollars every year from the enterprise sector. You’d think that those businesses are just rich corporations that have nothing else to spend their money on other than bad operating systems, web servers and and database applications, but you’d… Continue reading Why You Should Choose Windows Server 2008 R2 Over a Linux OS for Servers
Basic Web Hosting Guidelines
Img Credit: Steve Today it seems everybody wants their own website. If you are one of those people, then here are the nuances. It’s not so easy to design one. You content need to be catchy, and you have to find some good web hosting. There are sites like Angelfire and Yahoo who offer free… Continue reading Basic Web Hosting Guidelines
Why You Shouldn’t Move to Cloud Hosting Right Now
As you may have already noticed, cloud hosting is currently the hot topic on the Internet on any web master or developer forums. Almost all of the biggest hosting providers have either completely switched to cloud hosting (like MediaTemple) or have at least started selling cloud virtual server packages. But, for millions of people who… Continue reading Why You Shouldn’t Move to Cloud Hosting Right Now
What is SaaS and why is it Important
The Internet has really changed the way people perceive the world and has drastically changed the way people think about computers and software in general. Whereas just a decade and a half ago, you had very little choice when searching and selecting a software tool, nowadays you’ve got dozens, if not hundreds of competing products,… Continue reading What is SaaS and why is it Important
Managed Hosting Has Its Advantages
Just what are the advantages in having a web hosting company that is managed? Well, if you happen to be looking for something like this, you’re most likely going to try and launch a new website, and are checking out your options. First off you need to know that when it comes to any dedicated… Continue reading Managed Hosting Has Its Advantages
A Quick Comparison Between Shared And Dedicated Web Hosting
When you’re trying to have a website online, your hosting company is one of your biggest choices. It’s very critical. The best way of deciding on which one is best for you is by first examining what your own personal expectations and needs are. Once you know these things, you can weed out all the… Continue reading A Quick Comparison Between Shared And Dedicated Web Hosting
4 Joomla Extensions that Will Lower the Load on Your Shared Hosting Package
Joomla is a great Content Management System, used by millions of web masters and companies all over the world (even Sony Ericsson and MTV use them!). It has a large developers base and user community, which contribute to the improvement of the CMS by providing various extensions and bug fixes. The strongest part of Joomla… Continue reading 4 Joomla Extensions that Will Lower the Load on Your Shared Hosting Package
Is it Possible to Safely Turn Off Underused Servers?
We all know that you need to turn off your computer when you leave your home to cut carbon emissions; but is it also applicable to power-hungry servers that are stored in a data center? Is it necessary to turn those off when we’re not using them?