The world of WordPress is changing faster and faster each day. WordPress is no longer a one-time install set-it-and-forget-it operation. As more websites all over the world adopt WordPress a whole suite of external tools have emerged to support the WordPress ecosystem. This year, your work will be to navigate this sea of tools and options and features without getting lost and frustrated. Read on to find out how you can keep your operation on course this year: Continue reading –>
Tips and Advice
Welcome to our comprehensive blog tailored to web-based businesses, where success in the digital realm comes to life. Here, we’ve curated a diverse collection of articles that offer invaluable advice on everything from optimizing your remote work routine for peak productivity to strategically scaling your online business for sustained growth. Whether you’re a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, our content is designed to equip you with practical insights, actionable strategies, and the latest trends that will propel your online business to new heights. Join us as we explore the art of balancing efficiency and innovation, and discover how to make the most of your digital endeavors.
New cPanel Licensing Structure and Tips for Managing Your Licenses
Making news in the hosting world, cPanel has changed its pricing structure. Now, instead of being able to create unlimited cPanel accounts, users will be billed based on usage. InMotion Hosting is doing everything in its power to make this an easy transition. Read on to find out how you can reduce the amount and cost of your cPanel usage.
Continue reading –>Choosing a DIY Website Builder
If you need a website, nothing lets you flex your creative muscle more than a do it yourself (DIY) website builder. The fact is, some people just like to be in control. They don’t want to leave the look and feel of their website up to someone else who might not “get it.”
Continue reading –>Facebook Ads vs. YouTube Ads – Which One Is Best?
Videos are now the most consumed form of media, and using them for your website marketing is not only a good idea but a necessity. When it comes to video marketing, there are two powerhouses: Facebook and YouTube.
Continue reading –>How to Surf Safely and Block Cookies
Every day we receive a deluge of questions from our customers about issues ranging from web design, development, or just general tips about surfing the web.
And for every question we get, we try to provide the most comprehensive answer we can to make sure our customers succeed in their hosting goals.
Continue reading –>Creating a Website Takes More Than a Few Clicks
Due to the rise of SaaS (Software as a service) tools that allow you to create your own websites, we’ve seen ‘Create A Website’ plastered almost everywhere.
Not only are these website creator ads all over the internet, but they’re also in commercials, on podcasts, YouTube videos, and some were even seen advertised during the Super Bowl.
Continue reading –>How Do I Know What My Hosting Requirements Are?
Once you have started to look at website hosting and the multitude of plans being offered, you’ll probably have some questions. You may wonder what you need in a host.
You don’t want to get a plan that doesn’t fit your site and causes it to be slow and terrible to visit and use. On the other hand, you don’t want to overspend on a plan and have a lot of extras that you don’t need.
Continue reading –>When Your Hosting Provider’s Lights Go Out
In this day and age, your online presence defines a critical component of your organization’s operations; from e-commerce to spreading the word about your business, your website allows you to highlight your strengths and capitalize on the searches and queries of prospective customers. As an internet-based organization, we at InMotion Hosting understand the value of having your business at the forefront of the internet and are here to help when others fall short.
Continue reading –>Factors To Consider When Creating A Business Site Budget
When creating a business website, people often think that development and design are the only significant expenses – but there is so much more than that. Domain name, web hosting, website maintenance and more are all factors that need to be worked into your long-term budget.
Continue reading –>Best Practices for Changing Servers
There are many different reasons to change a website hosting server. Some people want a new, better host, and some plan on upgrading from a shared server to a dedicated server or exploring Bare Metal server rental options. Whatever your choice is to switch servers, it’s imperative that you plan out the switch.
Continue reading –>5 Ways To Improve Your Branding
Whether you’re a small business owner or hobbyist, enhancing your online profile goes a long way to improve your reputation and brand. There are a lot of things involved in branding, especially within different industries. There are different web design, marketing and communication strategies depending on your target audience and customers. Here are five ways to enhance your branding.
Continue reading –>Newsletter Copy: Is Your Online Content Protected?
Do you generate content as part of your business? It’s likely that you do, even if you don’t realize it.
‘Content’ is anything that you create and publish online: newsletters, blogs, graphics, podcasts, social media posts, videos, and much more. Legally, that material belongs to you.
Continue reading –>SMTP Services – What You Should Know About Your Hosting Provider
Website hosting has many different pieces to it that all work together to store your website’s data safely. From firewalls and security certificates to storage space and bandwidth, the pieces cover a large range of actions.
Continue reading –>How does SSH Access Work on My Shared Hosting Plan?
If you have a website on a shared hosting platform, then you want to make sure that your site stays safe and secure. These days, there’s an unfortunate likelihood that your site will come under attack at some point.
Continue reading –>What To Do When You Fail a Website Performance Test
What can be done if you fail a website performance test? A lot of things, thankfully.
A website performance test measures page speed – the length of time it takes to display all the content on a specific page or the length of time it takes the server to receive that page’s first byte of information.
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