Author: Matt Cranfield MCP, MCSA

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  • Are URLs And Domains The Same Thing

    URLs and Domains are different things, but they can easily be confused. They are both really important things to do with websites, how we find them, and how we identify them. Understanding the difference between the two is key to understanding things like websites themselves, web design, website investing, and more. In today’s article, we…

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  • Do I Need Domain Protection?

    One of the most common questions I get asked by people starting up their own websites is: ‘Do I need domain protection?’ It makes sense that this question is asked so often. Unfortunately, domain protection, or domain privacy protection, isn’t talked about enough, considering how important it is for domain owners. Domain protection protects your…

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  • Does Google Host Websites?

    Google does offer some hosting services. However, in the current digital landscape, finding a website hosting service that is efficient and reliable for businesses and individuals is more important than ever. In this article, we’ll look at what Google offers in terms of web hosting and if their services suit your requirements. So, whether you’re…

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  • Does Squarespace Host Domains?

    Yes, Squarespace hosts domains as well. Squarespace is a platform that allows you to create your own website easily for your business or personal endeavors. Websites, and everything that comes with them, can be hard to construct on your own without an IT degree.  You may be wondering what domain hosting is or even what…

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  • What Are Premium Domains?

    As you embark on your online presence, it’s crucial to understand the concept of premium domains, as these coveted web addresses hold immense value in the digital landscape. In this article, I’ll demystify premium domains and explore their characteristics, the factors that influence their value, and the benefits they bring to businesses. Whether you’re a…

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  • How To Buy A Domain Name That Is Already Taken

    Website investing goes hand in hand with domain auctions, but sometimes you might want a domain’s literal name rather than its internet traffic. This can be particularly annoying if you have had a brand for a while and want to create a website to direct traffic to, but perhaps someone else has taken that specific…

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  • How To Check Web Hosting Server Speed? Easy Guide

    The speed at which your website loads can significantly impact your business. Slow loading times can annoy your users, and they won’t likely visit your website in the future because of this negative experience. That’s why you should check your website’s loading speed regularly and ensure it’s fast. The web hosting server can also affect…

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  • 15 Most Common Web Hosting Security Concerns

    In today’s digital age, web hosting security has become a significant concern for businesses and individuals. With the rise of cyber attacks and data breaches, ensuring the security of your website is more important than ever. From protecting sensitive data to maintaining website availability, web hosting security encompasses many concerns. Below, I’ll explore some common…

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  • What Is A Business Domain?

    In today’s highly competitive business world, clearly understanding your company’s industry or market sector is critical for success. This is where the concept of a “business domain” comes in. A business domain refers to the specific industry or market sector in which a company operates. Understanding this domain is essential for developing effective strategies, identifying…

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  • What Is A Hosts File?

    The DNS, known as a domain name system, helps people surf the internet more easily. It lets people link to webpages with domain names, which is easier than trying to remember lengthy IP addresses. If you attempt to look at a website, the browser you use will first search for DNS data in your computer’s…

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