If you are a web designer, developer, or an agency, one of the parameters that defines the efficiency of your services is your web hosting provider. However, picking a reliable hosting service in the crowded marketplace is never easy.
Today we are digging into the WPEngine vs Flywheel quandary to find out which of these two is best.
The most important component that defines the experience visitors to your site or blog get is the hosting service. The service provider determines important aspects of your website such as the rendering speed and security.
However, many hosting service providers that market themselves as the best option in the market rarely deliver the value they promise to site owners. This is the primary reason why many people end up going back into the market just a few months after procuring hosting services.
Are you looking to sell your website or buy a website, but have no idea where to find the best website broker? If so, this post is for you.
If you’ve been in the business of website creation for any length of time, chances are you’ve heard the term website broker before. These sites present an attractive opportunity for making money, provided you have the internet know-how to capitalize on your venture.
We know how daunting it could be trying to strike a legitimate deal for your online business owing to the numerous online fraud that exists. Fortunately, we’re here to help with that.
Blogging is hot right now, super hot in fact, but not every new blogger will succeed simply because they are not prepared to learn the craft, as well as doing the actual blogging!
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Having a website is the best method of promoting your enterprise, advertising your services/products, driving traffic, and enjoying high conversions. In order to attract new visitors and win more clients, the blog or website should always be online and load fast. This is why you need an appropriate web hosting service provider.
One of the top hosting service providers in the market today is FastComet. While its services are priced competitively and performance is impressive, it is less known compared to industry leaders such Dreamhost and Bluehost.
Approximately 95% of blogs fail due to lack of readership.
Luckily, I’ve grown some blogs into 500,000+ monthly visitors (see images in the article) and I’ve literally tried every method on the internet. It didn’t happen overnight however, it took a lot of testing, failing and starting all over again.
Here’s what you need to know…
Perhaps one of the most daunting tasks when starting an online venture is generating niche website ideas, but this applies equally to content and design.
You’ll want to come up with good website ideas that will hook visitors. Then you’ll want to present them in a way that is appealing and keep those visitors returning.
So how should you go about brainstorming website ideas?
Whenever someone is important enough for you to want to draw them into the website you have made, you want to make a lasting first impression. According to an old article in Entrepreneur magazine, your visitors will get their first impression of your website design ideas within less than two-tenths of a second. Making your …
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With several thousand WordPress themes available, how is it possible to find the best one? Every theme has its high and low points. Most of them include the most common features and are easy to install and set up a design. This translates to an attractive website design that is sure to attract lots of …
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There are a lot of reasons you might be considering buying a website.
To begin with, it probably already has a name and a following so it wouldn’t take much effort to publicize it.
It might also already have a good enough backlink profile which will make it more popular and authoritative than a lot of other sites in its niche.
In short, it would take less to make more people visit the site and earn more money at the same time.
Web design has made some amazing strides over the years. A process that once required advanced coding knowledge and weeks of work can now be accomplished in the span of a few hours if you know which software to use and how to use it.
With the best WYSIWYG web builders, the power to create an awesome website has changed from the hands of the few to the domain of the masses.
Here’s how you can get started with WYSIWYG website builders.
If you’re like most, you fall into one of two categories. Either you started your website for fun and are now looking for a way to turn it into an income generator, or you started it with a business goal in mind but need a way to maximize your revenue. Either way, you’ll be looking …
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1997 marked the start of what would later turn out to be an unrivaled web hosting giant. Hari Ravichandranm, the founder of endurance international group (EIG), first called his business venture BizLand only to rename it Endurance later on, after emerging from the dot com crash of 2000. Opening just as the dotcom boom exploded, …
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There are scores of builders on the web, some widely known and adored, others key to a niche of developers and some that aren’t all that special. The industry is highly competitive, as we’ll be looking at the top four, WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, and Weebly.
All of these website builders offer extensive communities, control support, customer service templates, blogging, e-commerce features, and integrated developer supported plugins.
Who is the best, however?
Read our website builder reviews to find out!
“Make a beautiful website.” You’ve probably heard Squarespace’s tagline on a video or podcast before. They’ve been around for a while, since 2004, but have made a strong marketing push over the past few years. Now they have plenty to show for it.
Ask just about any hipster under 35 what Squarespace is, and they’ll be able to tell you it’s a platform for building sites. They’re big enough now to afford Super Bowl ads starring Key & Peele:
Does being big, however, translate to offering a great product? Read our Squarespace review to find out!
DreamHost has been around since 1996 and in that time, they’ve grown into one of the largest and most respected hosting sites around.
The company has remained independently owned, billing themselves as proponents of open-source solutions. But what hosting company wouldn’t be a proponent of open-source solutions?
Looking at Dreamhost reviews, by-and-large, customers love them. As they’re currently hosting more than 1.5 million sites, the accolades seem well earned.
You’ve certainly heard of GoDaddy. Their advertising campaign usually centers around outlandish, and often risqué, Super Bowl commercials. In fact, most of the commercials barely mention that GoDaddy is even a web hosting company. Let’s face it: Writing a GoDaddy review without mentioning the GoDaddy ads is basically impossible. So is there a quality web …
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Having trouble choosing an e-commerce solution for your online store? Join the club. It’s one of the most challenging aspects of setting up a site. If you’re like many, you’ve seen or heard of a few services, wondering if they’re right for you. Today, we’re going to delve into the specifics of one such service, …
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Chances are, you’ve heard of Weebly before.
It’s one of the older drag-and-drop website builders, having been in existence since 2006. In the span of ten years, they’ve built a large base of customers—more than 40 million.
The service has been lauded for its ease-of-use, features, and speed (when it comes to getting a site up and running).
But how do they stand up against all the new kids on the block?
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