Sometimes, in the course of human events, particularly when you’re a website owner, you may be asked to verify ownership of your domain. This is sometimes done by posting a file to your website and having the verification requestor bot … Continue reading →
Almost all purveyors of shared hosting provide one or more applications by which their clients can install 3rd-party software such as WordPress, Drupal, Joomla!, Magenta, & others. My personal preference, if your hosting provider has it, is a program called … Continue reading →
There are times when it’s advantageous to create a new user for an existing database. This can be particularly helpful in a site compromise, where the database credentials should be changed in order to ensure that the criminals no longer … Continue reading →
Over the past couple weeks I’ve received several notes from nonprofits, stating that they needed more time to complete their entries for the contest giveaway. Vacations on the part of key players, necessary discussions with board members, & scrambling to … Continue reading →
Bright Stars Web Technologies, a web hosting provider, is offering to one nonprofit organization (NPO) free hosting & compromise protection for a year, as well as 10% of all proceeds from client sales. This includes sales from hosting sites, repairing … Continue reading →
A recent client of mine sent me a link to this article. Best Blog Hosting Solutions from ProBlogger While I believe many of the poins made by Darren were really excellent, I think he left out a hosting option, which, … Continue reading →
Perhaps reluctantly, perhaps with great anticipation, you’ve decided you need a website. Maybe it’s for a small business startup, perhaps for a nonprofit, or perchance it’s just for your own personal use. Whatever the case, here’s what you’ll need. An … Continue reading →
If all this stuff about hosting, web space, and domain names is geek to you, read on! By the end of this article, you'll have the concepts well in hand. To make these concepts easier to grasp, I'm going … Continue reading →
