Launching a website can be nerve-wracking. What if you fail to test out a crucial data form causing you to miss out on a lot of new leads? Or you didn’t set up your site redirects, leading your visitors to a website that cannot be found? Read more
Today, one of the biggest threats to every industry, professional, and business is Cyber-attack. According to numerous studies, more than 40 percent of companies have reported cyber-attacks in the last 12 months. This is depressing for every business owner. The effects of cyber-attack or breaches can be big. Read more
The global economy has opened the potential market in an unforeseeable way, creating opportunities for expanding small, local businesses onto foreign markets. This sounds fantastic, and appears simple – expanding the customer list via the internet does not appear to be a big investment for an already established online business. However, the most basic and crucial issue here lies in the key aspect – the language of the website. Read more
If you’re a startup or have been in the business for a long time, you NEED to have a website for it! To stand the test of time, you don’t only need the proper business plan and decision-making skills, you need a solid web presence as well. You can start by developing a company website that has your target audience to view and interacts with you better. Read more
Amateur website owners are alarmed by an exhausted inode limit. They start looking for ways to reduce inode usage on WordPress websites but most of them are unaware of the term and its meaning. The easy-to-use nature of the CMS has enabled even technically ignorant users to acquire an interface at reasonable rates. Read more
Your business is who you employ, your business is what those people do and your business heavily depends on how they feel. Read more
Every new site that’s put up is clean and fast because the code is new. There isn’t much content, scripts or plugins to weight it down. Over time, all of these additions provide a double-edged sword. At the same time, they’re helping you simplify the backend work you’re doing, but stacking them one over the other will clutter everything and making your site difficult to navigate for you and slow to respond for your visitors, and eventually cause errors or even crashes that you definitely want to avoid. To ensure that you’re promptly notified if something like that happens, it’s a good idea to keep software like Better Uptime by your side so you always know if something went wrong. Read more