If you’re looking for some added inspiration for finally creating your own website and getting in online, a quick look at some of the internet statistics from internetlivestats.com should do the trick. The cool thing about internetlivestats.com is that you can actually see the numbers increasing right before your eyes. While the figures below are […]
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One of the questions many website owners (especially new ones) ask is: Should I use Google Analytics on my site? Some people feel uneasy about giving the big G access to their site. And I have to admit, I had some of the same concerns about Google getting too much information about us. On the
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If you want an eCommerce website to sell products, there are some additional things you’ll need to look for and get from your web hosting provider. Whether you plan to build the site yourself or get help adding your eCommerce functionality, the following items are essential to your success. Some of these are included with
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If web mail is an important part of your web hosting needs, here’s some news you may want to consider. Over the next few months, iPage will begin using Open-Xchange for mailboxes associated with your hosting account there. Apparently there have been suggestions for improved web mail and this change should make things smoother for
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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
