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4th Generation Hosting – Worth the wait?

August 9, 2013June 6, 2012 by Paul Salmon

With the constant innovations in the high cost business server market, it becomes hard to discern what is a genuine technology revolution or merely the next buzzword sales ploy; the following will investigate and examine the claims and supposed benefits of 4th Generation Hosting.

The fundamental change in server architecture from 3rd to 4th generation is the clustering multi-server environment. Previous incarnations of server hosting architecture have had to rely on the one server unit that was hosting your particular site.

Web Hosting Made Simpler – Just the Basics, Ma’am…

August 15, 2013May 28, 2012 by Amy

hoosing a web hosting service provider is no easy task. Even professionals sometimes have a difficult time making a decision. Qualities to consider when choosing a web host include affordability, reliability, tech support, and personal taste. You have to be careful with looking at Top Ten lists because sometimes the results are skewed by fake reviews for advertising and affiliate purposes.

Free Self-hosting for Your WordPress Blog on Amazon Web Services

August 15, 2013May 7, 2012 by Guest Blogger

Hosting a website is cheaper and simpler than it has ever been. You can host a WordPress blog for free on wordpress.com, but that approach comes with significant limitations on using your own domain and monetizing your site; eventually WordPress will want you to start paying for things.

Using other hosting providers often entails signing up to a year-long contract, and unless you are prepared to pay for more than a basic account, the level of control you have is limited.

Is Budget Web Hosting Actually Worth the Buck?

August 15, 2013April 23, 2012 by Guest Blogger

Finding the right web hosting package for you may be a bit difficult since there are many factors to consider. Moreover, there are so many web hosting providers to choose from thus finding a hosting provider is more of a challenge than a fun thing to do. Most of the time, we resort to budget web hosting because it gives worth out of your money.

Choosing The Best Hosting Plan For Your Website [Infographic]

August 15, 2013April 17, 2012 by Guest Blogger

InMotion Hosting provides a valuable infographic comparing three types of web hosting. The infographic makes an easy to understand comparison between hosting and housing, and gives the benefits of each type of hosting at the bottom. The infographic can be viewed on your computer, or you can print it to reference as needed.

How Important is a Site Builder With Web Hosting?

August 15, 2013March 22, 2012 by Guest Blogger

Having a website is a valuable thing everybody must have particularly if you want to showcase your skills to clients or promote a product or service. There are two ways to get a site builder.

Where Can I Get ASP.NET Web Hosting?

August 2, 2012December 12, 2011 by Guest Blogger

If you have been research hosting, you have probably come across ASP.NET web hosting. You might have heard of the programming application called ASP.NET but you don’t know what it can actually do to your website. You’ve seen several web hosting sites offering ASP.NET web hosting but is confused if it is required in your website or not. This article will explain all you need to know about ASP.NET and the reasons you should choose ASP.NET over other programming application for your website.

Why I Am Impressed With HostGator’s Jaw-Dropping Service

March 21, 2014July 6, 2011 by Paul Salmon

After three years I decided to change hosts for Technically Easy. For the past three years I was on BlueHost, but recently I have found their service to be sub-par. I found that my site was down more than their 99.9% guarantee, and the performance seemed to be decreasing as well. Also, when I started to use CloudFlare I noticed I had trouble logging into my blog’s dashboard at times. The problems went away when I stopped using CloudFlare.

I had heard good things about HostGator so I decided to try them out for myself and see if what people were saying was actually true. I was a little worried about moving my blog over, but after seeing their service first hand, I’m kicking myself for not doing it sooner.