There are few popular blogging platforms including Blogger, Typepad, and WordPress. So why should you use Google’s Blogger? Because it’s free and has a strong backend infrastructure support from Google. Although free hosting is a bad idea, Blogger doesn’t compromise on features, and it’s easy to get started. Once you get a custom domain of […]
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It’s difficult to settle on a web host when the choice is so broad. At times, it seems easier to just leave your website with your current host or use free hosting. But if you’re set on a new web host, Hostinger is a good option. It offers shared, cloud, and VPS hosting. We’ve looked […]
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Running a WordPress site with more than a few hundred visitors is tough. Get the hosting plan wrong, and you could end up spending money for a site that doesn’t respond to your needs, and those of your readers. Common issues with bad hosting include slow speeds, bottlenecks, and the possibility of knocking other websites […]
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WordPress is the world’s most popular web-based content management system (CMS). It powers more than 30 percent of the internet’s top 10 million sites. The WordPress software (which you shouldn’t confuse with WordPress.com hosting) is open source, incredibly easy to set up, and entirely free to use. All you need is a domain name and […]
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There is a lot of amazing content online, but there’s a lot of awful stuff too. Mainstream media often tells you that the really awful stuff is hiding, just a single click away. While finding this kind of content isn’t quite that easy, it is out there. Out of sight… but not entirely out of […]
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If you’re a tech enthusiast of a certain age, you can still recall the following: “Wait, I can check my email in a browser?” We’ve been enjoying the benefits of web-based applications for many years now, and they’ve only grown more sophisticated over time. But as our lives have migrated online, it has raised many […]
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