Lindsey Conger

Lindsey Conger

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Lindsey is a freelance writer based out of Chicago who specializes in technology, business, finance, and real estate. Her work has appeared in Forbes, Dwell, and Stackstreet.

6 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Choosing A Dedicated Server

6 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Choosing A Dedicated Server

Before you make the jump up to a dedicated server, it is important to consider your decision carefully. Not only should you account for your website’s current needs, but also try to anticipate any future needs as well. By doing so, you can reduce the amount of downtime, network issues, or other server problems you might encounter down the road. Ask yourself these six questions before you choose a dedicated server to determine that it is the right choice for you.

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5 Reasons Why Cloud Hosting Is Right For Your Small Business

5 Reasons Why Cloud Hosting Is Right For Your Small Business

Small businesses often feel like they are competing against big corporations that have more money, power, and resources to reach potential clients. However, cloud hosting and the internet is a great way to equalize that fight and give small businesses a more even playing field to reach customers. Here are five reasons why cloud hosting is right for your small business.

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5 Ways To Make Money With WordPress During The Coronavirus Pandemic

5 Ways To Make Money With WordPress During The Coronavirus Pandemic

Many people have lost their jobs or had reduced hours due to the coronavirus, which might mean you are looking for a new way to get a little extra income to get through this difficult time. Even though not many companies are hiring right now, there are ways you can make money with WordPress during the coronavirus pandemic.

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GoDaddy to Remove Public Whois Information

GoDaddy to Remove Public Whois Information

According to an email sent out by GoDaddy, the American Internet domain registrar and web hosting company will be removing Public Whois information. The email in question had the following subject line: “On May 18, 2020 we are retiring Privacy for Backorders.”

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