Many of today’s web hosting plans give you a free domain (at least for the first year) when you sign up. You may or may not want to tie your domain name to your web hosting company. See my prior post on keeping your domain and hosting separate for more info. If you’d prefer to […]
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With smartphones and tablet computers selling at a tremendous rate, the need to have your website customized and optimized for mobile computer is more important than ever. There’s a huge potential market that you don’t want to miss out on because of a site that is unreadable or too cumbersome to use on mobile devices.
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The big game is on this weekend and of course that means not only the Super Bowl but also those great Super Bowl commercials. For the past several years, Go Daddy has been one of the advertisers with some of the most memorable and provocative television ads. This year they’ll continue that tradition. So while
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Last week I wrote about backing up your website and knowing exactly what the backup and restore policies are with your web hosting plan. Now, let’s look at another type of backup: Making sure your site is accessible at all times. You may be aware that late last year there was quite a situation with
Everyone is using social media to promote themselves these days—and web hosting companies are no exception. Though I certainly wouldn’t base my chose of web hosting by social media popularity, it nonetheless is interesting to see how each web host is utilizing or not utilizing social media outlets like Facebook and Twitter. Not surprisingly, those
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