Anyone in the hosting business knows that websites go down. Sure, there are ways to keep them from going down for the end user, but just one wrong line of code or a power outage can make your system dead. Here are some tips to handle it right:
Category Archives: Business Hosting
Choosing Virtual Private Web Hosting
Many popular business websites struggle with shared hosting, or worse inadequate in-house hosting. With all the different plans available choosing a virtual private server (VPS) can be difficult unless you know how. Here's a guide for selecting the right virtual private hosting for you.
Moving a Website to Another Server
Have you outgrown your existing hosting provider or want to move your website to another server? This article is for anyone who might want to risk moving it on their own. Here is an overview of the process plus common mistakes to avoid when moving a business website from one server to another.
Is Your Business Website Running?
A play on the “Is your refrigerator running?” crank call, many business owners and selling professionals don't know if their own websites is running. When your website crashes it can cost you hundreds of thousands in sales and a lifetime of credibility.
Choosing the Right Business Hosting Provider
“I'm looking for best business web hosting provider where I could host many domains. I also need lots of bandwidth and space. Could you recommend a good hosting provider?” — Jeremy
Across the webmaster and hosting message boards people ask the same question every month. My reply is almost always, “It depends.” That's why …
Three Types of Business Hosting Accounts
Can someone please explain to me different types of hosting that are available, like shared and reseller and VPS. It's all very confusing.
Hosting providers don't make it easy to understand and know what you get. Each provider offers different packages, which, if you are willing to shop the bigger players can work to your advantage. This guide will help you understand the three common types of hosting accounts.
Physical Location Matters in Business Hosting
When choosing a business hosting provider it's important to determine your providers physical location. You want to know how close your provider is to an Internet exchange, what kind of data center are they using, and how they are hosting your business website.