Websites that load slowly because they are poorly coded could soon be flagged by Google's Chrome browser.
Have you been throwing away £100's if not £1000's of pounds away every month using Adwords and getting a very poor response? Here's why...
Twitter used to be up there with Facebook and Youtube and one of the main social media platforms that every business should be using and at first this was true.. Twitter reached a lot of people and gave businesses a chance to promote their services or products to the masses but is this still true.
Our hosting company has introduced enterprise-level Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection across our shared hosting platforms. Meaning clients sites will function as normal even in the midst of an attack.
Not seen this one is while, not for a number of years to be honest, not since people became more clued up about the internet and domain name registration. However this scam has reared its ugly head again.
Many clients will be aware of the 20 hour hosting outage that occurred last Monday (05/11/2018) which took out 90% of clients websites and emails, this was the 2nd long outage in a month, the first occurring on (09/10/2018) and just another in a string of issues that have plagued our hosting providers recently.
With 2019 just around the corner I'm amazed to still see websites without a CMS (Content Management System) websites built by so called professional web developers
As a professional coder and developer I have no issue with the Wordpress platform in general, if you want a cheap or free - depending on whether you purchase a premium theme or not - way to get online then Wordpress may be for you. Of course you'll need to use an industry leading hosting company - cut price offshore hosting simple won't cut it - and you'll need to keep any plugins to an absolute minimum.
Over the past few weeks, people may have been noticing that the snippets - the descriptions that go with the website links in the search results - were apparently a lot longer than what was previously shown.