Blogging represents a unique way for your voice to be heard online. You can write whatever you like and create your own audience from the ground up. But, like any other website, a blog requires web hosting. Before we go through things you should look for with your next hosting provider, we should point out the advantages and disadvantages of different types of hosting.
[Read more…]Everything You Need to Know About Web Hosting for Your Blog
Web hosting is not something that a lot of newbie bloggers think about upon starting. However, it affects key areas that ensure the long-term sustainability, growth, and profitability of your blog.
Whether you’re blogging just for fun or trying to build a business out of it, you need to pay more attention to web hosting. Start first by understanding the differences between web hosting solutions that bloggers generally choose from.
Below is a list of all the web hosting plans you need to know:
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It’s almost expected at this point for the web to work flawlessly. And it’s easy to see why: Titans like AOL and Microsoft are just expected to run their websites and services as they’re supposed to be run. As a result, it’s easy to lose sight of the fact that these services are subject to flaws and failures too. [Read more…]
Do You Know The Top Web Hosting and SEO Trends For 2016?
Creating your website and keeping it filled with informative and entertaining content is just one part of owning a website. You must also know how to create content that will get picked up by search engines, shared on social media and stand the test of Internet time. Technology is constantly changes, which means that each year brings new web hosting and SEO trends. So, what should you be focusing on this year?
Looking at the RUBS for Blogging Success
Editor’s note: This post was written by Natalie Lehrer, a senior contributor for CloudWedge. In her spare time, Natalie enjoys exploring all things cloud and is a music enthusiast. Follow Natalie’s daily posts on Google Plus, Twitter @Cloudwedge, or on Facebook.
Blogging is this generation’s soapbox, and with the advances in technology, there is the possibility for anyone to have access to a global audience of millions of readers. The reasons for blogging are extremely diverse and has even been the subject of research studies across the world. Generally, reasons fall within the following loose categories: creativity, expertise, business or as a form of virtual therapy. For some, blogging is a fun and creative process where they can share their passions, inspire or have a platform for their thoughts and feelings. Some expert’s blog to educate or to establish their expertise and knowledge, possibly to showcase their portfolio in the hopes of finding a better job or develop a following. Some do so to engage in debates and converse with a global audience. There are a number of bloggers that do so in the hopes of marketing or selling a product or even themselves. Some do it for the ability to talk anonymously, others for the fame.
Whether you are blogging to make a difference or just to be heard, you want your content read. You hope to reach a larger audience that those immediately around you and for people to hear what you have to say. So what happens if you actually make it? [Read more…]
