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WordPress Plugins Explained!

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When you’re first getting started with WordPress, you have chosen your web hosting plan, installed WordPress, picked up your favorite theme, and launched your website. Still, you need to add some other functionality, for example, you need to add social sharing buttons, or you need to add Google analytics code to your website, or you need to optimize your website for search engines, and so on, here comes WordPress plugins. We’ll learn more about WordPress plugins today; what they are, what they can do, how they work, and how to install a WordPress plugin. So, let’s get started.   What is a WordPress Plugin? WordPress plugins simply are pre-coded applications that can integrate with WordPress website, WordPress plugins’ most important job is to provide the functionality to your website without having to code. There are thousands of WordPress plugins available out there, so you as a WordPress user can install any of these plugins with your WordPress website by navigating to your admin dashboard then the plugins page, and search for any plugin you need! WordPress plugins are what makes a WordPress site more than a simple blog. Plugins are made to give you wings in the WordPress world, so you can enhance your website with the plugins, customize how your website looks and functions, provide a good user experience, and almost anything you may need.   What can you do with WordPress Plugins? You may have understood by now that WordPress plugins add functionality to your website, but what kind of functionality could you add by integrating a plugin to your website? Almost anything you could dream of, you will find a plugin to make it! Among these thousands of plugins available, and to well understand what you can do with them on your website, let’s take some examples of what popular plugins can do: Plugins for security, automatic backups, speed Plugins to protect you from spam Plugins help you integrate your email service provider to your newsletter form Plugins allow you to optimize and enhance your blog posts for search Plugins allow you to make an eCommerce store Plugins build social sharing icons for you Plugins from Google like Google Analytics to help you monitor your traffic Plugins make you able to create forms Plugins allow you to make a podcast website Plugins help you create support and knowledge base sections in your website And More… There are thousands of plugins as we mentioned. The examples above are just a few of what you can do with WordPress plugins. You even can create your own plugin if you need to and able to code it.   How do WordPress Plugins work? As you know, WordPress is open-source software, so that means any developer can code its own plugin and add it to the WordPress plugin directory or even just use it himself. When you install a WordPress plugin, the plugin code will be registered in your WordPress database and you’ll be able to activate or deactivate it as you want anytime. In the end, as a WordPress website owner, you’ll find WordPress plugins the most useful thing in your day to day WordPress use because they will give you the ultimate power to achieve whatever you want in your website.  Just a piece of advice, continue reading WordPress performance

Digital Marketing, Reseller, Web Hosting

How to Market Your Reseller Hosting Business

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Starting a reseller hosting business is one of the best opportunities in the online business field, it’s not difficult to start with. But the most important part of the reseller business is how to market it. This article will talk about creating a marketing plan and the top marketing channels to market your reseller hosting business. So, let’s get started.   The Marketing Plan Purpose and Importance Considering the marketing plan of your reseller business is the most important part of it because every business needs one. It doesn’t matter if you’re a one-person service provider, a startup, or a corporation with thousands of employees. At the end of the day, marketing drives sales, and without sales, you wouldn’t have the money to stay in business in the long-term. The purpose of the marketing plan is to decide how you will sell your services or products to the right consumers. The focus here is on the key people who are most likely to buy your product. Here you focus on determining your target audience and answering the question of what problem do I solve for my customers and what makes me different from my competitors? A marketing plan is crucial because it helps you drive more sales for your business; when you target the ideal customer, you increase your chances of converting leads into sales.   Top Marketing Channels for Your Reseller Hosting Business Here we’ll discuss top marketing channels and ways to help you successfully market your reseller business. You can review these topics and try to use them to help you grow your reseller business. Start a Blog Starting a blog and publishing useful content to your potential customers adds value to them and is one of the most effective ways to market your business. Your customers will love your content, this way, you will build a trust relationship between your business and your customers. Email Marketing Email marketing is still considered one of the strongest ways to market your services. Plus, it’s not difficult to do. If you’re blogging regularly, so the content creation part of developing an email newsletter will be already done, all you’ll have to do is link your content in your emails. Search Engine Optimization SEO marketing is essential for getting a good amount of organic traffic to your website and for getting good search engine rankings. Focusing on SEO fundamentals like keyword research, awareness of meta tags, backlinks, removing broken links, and so on is a good start for you in search engine optimization as a marketing channel to help you gain more potential customers. Social Media Marketing Social media marketing is one of the most important channels to market your reseller hosting business. Start from creating informative profiles for your business on all of social media websites, then start to share some valuable content with them on a regular basis. Also, social media advertising is one of the best ways to invest in your marketing plan, which helps you reach more potential customers all over the world who care about your services and products. Google Ads While you’re working on your website SEO to gain organic ranking on search engine results, there is a faster way to rank your website with Google Ads. It’s a professional way to reach your potential customers who are searched on a specific search term that is related to your business. Customer Reviews People reviewing and describing your business and services are more valuable than you describing it, so it’s very important to take customer reviews regularly, whether it’s good or bad. They should be featured on your website; it builds more trust between you and your potential customers. Always encourage your customers to write reviews about your business with all possible ways, rewards, surveys, and so on.   Final Thoughts  Once you’re here, you probably have a reseller business or you’re thinking of starting one.  If you’re thinking of starting your online business, and you like the reseller hosting business model, so what’s stopping you? You can read more about reseller hosting, what is it and how to get started with it, plus the marketing techniques that you’ve learned today will help you a lot in your business’ marketing. Are you interested enough? So, pick the perfect reseller plan today and start your success journey with us!  

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Web Design, WordPress

WordPress Full Site Editing

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WordPress is a great tool for web developers, but it has not been a good choice for casual website owners and beginners. With WordPress 5.8 due to be released on July 20, this will change. WordPress is powerful enough to handle almost any task, but it was difficult to learn how to make the most of its potential. WordPress is often criticized for not being user-friendly. Here is where the simple-named “full-site editing” comes in. Today we will be discussing full site editing (FSE), and how it can help users to reduce the learning curve for WordPress. What is full-site editing? First, let’s go over the history of FSE. A couple of years ago, Matt Mullenweg, one of the creators of WordPress, introduced the Gutenberg block editor during his Q&A session at WordCamp Europe. This marked a significant change in WordPress’s approach to page/post building. Before blocks, users only had a simple TinyMCE editor at their disposal. To customize your pages, you had to treat them as a Word document and hope that they wouldn’t be broken when you move them around but, Blocks changed that. Your page or post can now be a blank canvas where you can place different blocks. These blocks can be any type of thing. You can have text, images, audio embeds, or galleries. Blocks make it easier to work on pages and blog posts that would otherwise be boring. This concept is taken one step further with full site editing. Blocks can be used to create pages or posts, but they can also be used to build whole websites. FSE is exactly that. You can use blocks (from the block editor) instead of only pages or posts to modify entire websites. WordPress users: What does full site editing mean? There are both good and bad things in website tech and software. FSE can have an enormous impact on your workflow depending on who you are. There are also power users, users who want to customize their sites as much as possible. Some power users don’t have the skills to code everything themselves. FSE will be a huge benefit to these users. There are also casual users who want a nice-looking theme without having to do any design customizations other than uploading a logo. FSE will not be noticed by these users. FSE allows you to move blocks around and customize your WordPress theme to suit your needs. FSE allows you to modify every aspect of your website’s design. This is especially valid if you’re a business and don’t want to rely as much on third parties to help you customize your website. Matt Mullenweg said it best: FSE is like expanding the accessibility of WordPress. This is my core belief in our mission. FSE will not force you to do any of these things if you don’t want to. You can use WordPress as you have always used it. Developers and designers: What does full site editing mean? Here is where things get tricky. FSE means changes. Single-purpose themes are almost gone. It’s becoming increasingly difficult to create a theme that is independent and can deliver unique features. FSE makes it more difficult. FSE is not compatible with all themes. This can lead to higher development costs. However, boycotting FSE is a sure way to fail in the long term. FSE is not a popular product, but you can’t afford to miss out on the party. With WordPress heading towards a 50% market share, no developer wants to miss out on a cake of that size. Here’s what Hardeep Asrani, WordPress contributor, and developer with Themeisle, had to say about FSE and its impact on the WordPress ecosystem: FSE will make WordPress truly what you see is what you get. Developers will have an easier way to help users create their websites without the need to install page builders and learn CSS. This will change how themes are built. We are moving away from large PHP files that handle many different templates, and towards CSS with JSON configuration files.

Domains, Web Hosting

How to choose the right domain name for your business – The Complete Guide

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Choosing the right domain name for your business is a crucial decision, that’s because your domain name is way more than the words you type into the browser, it’s your business online identity. Choosing the wrong domain name will make it harder to achieve success for your business. But choosing the right domain name will make it much easier to achieve your online business success. But, how exactly do you choose the right domain name for your business? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Below you’ll find the most comprehensive guide with the top tips and tricks to help you pick the right domain name for your business.   What’s the difference between the Domain and the URL? First of all, before we go further, let’s figure out what a domain is. Look at your browser and you will see something like this ‘https://yoursite.com’. The whole line is the URL or (Uniform Resource Locater). The domain simply is the second part of the URL; for us, it’s ‘hostilica.com’. Which is divided into two parts, the first part is the second-level domain (SLD) which is ‘hostilica’ in our example, the second part is the top-level domain (TLD) which is ‘.com’. You can also find more about the .COM domain in our article What is .COM domain name?.   We recommend searching your “.com” domain and register it even if you are not planning to own a website soon. but your “.com” domain will be yours forever.  [themify_layout_part slug=”web-hosting-discount”] Okay, let’s get into the business.   1. How to Choose a Domain Name, and Why it Matters? Well, because your domain name is a big part of your business. It’s a part of your brand. If you managed to choose a memorable name that reflects your business identity, it will be much easier for your visitors to remember your domain and find you. On the other hand, if you chose a long name that’s hard to spell and/or hard to read, that’s maybe a reason that your potential visitors can’t make it to your website. We recommend that it should be between 6 to 14 characters. So, just choosing the right domain name will make your online life much easier. We’ll learn to be creative and clever in choosing the right domain that instantly reflects to your visitors what your website is all about.   2. Choosing a TLD That Suits Your Needs As we mentioned earlier, TLD stands for top level domain. The most common TLDs are .com, .net, and .org. But there are over a thousand TLDs to choose from, so how do you choose the right TLD for you? Here are some tips to keep in mind that would help you out.   The .COM TLD: The .com TLD or top level domain is the most commonly used and recognized TLD in the world. So, most people have a built-in relationship with .com being the primary TLD. By the way, that’s because the .com TLD is one from the oldest and original line-up of six TLDs, which are (.com => commercial, .net => network, .org => organization, .edu => education, .gov => government, .mil => military). So, you can take advantage of the .com TLD popularity and use this to build a higher-quality brand.   You can Try a New TLDs: Here at HOSTILICA, you can get plenty of new domain extensions if you decided to go unique. You can look for a generic top-level domain (gTLD) like a .INC, WEBSITE, STORE, or .APP or you can look for a country code top-level domain (ccTLD) like .US, .DE, .CA, and so on.   What About GeoTLD or GTLD? The easiest way to tell your users – and search engines- that your website is aimed at them is to choose either a country code top-level domain (ccTLD), as we mentioned before or a geographic top-level domain (GeoTLD). While the (ccTLD) represents a country such as the US, (GeoTLD) represents specific geographical locations of continents, as an example, .ASIA, .AFRICA, .NYC, and so on.   3. Choosing a Domain Name for Your Business or Personal Website Let’s discover the best ways to get domain selection ideas and suggestions to help you decide! The easiest way for choosing a good website name is to grab a pen and paper and start writing down any words related to your business, product, or the service you provide. Keep in mind that it’s possible that the domain you want to be already taken, so you might need to be creative and think outside the box. The other way is to use Google Keyword Planner, to help you choose the right domain name if you’re stuck for ideas. Note that keywords are not only for content because search engines use your domain name to understand what your site is about and help determine search rankings. This tool lets you explore the keywords by search volume and many other factors to let you identify the terms people use to search for something on Google. Here are some very important tips to consider when choosing a domain name:   Keep it short Without any doubt keeping your domain as short as possible will help you make your brand more memorable. The fewer characters your domain has, the easier it’ll be to say, type, and share with others. It might be hard nowadays to find a single word domain name that’s related to your business; however, you can combine two or three short words together to make a memorable domain name. Plus, consider that more interns users nowadays use their mobiles to browse the web, so you need to make it easy for them to type your domain name into their mobile browser.   Choose a Domain Name that’s Easy to Pronounce and Spell You surely want your domain name to be memorable. So, note that Word-of-mouth is still one of the most powerful advertising techniques. When you choose a domain name that’s easy to pronounce and spell, that makes it easy for people to share your domain name with themselves, remember it more easily, and increase the odds that more people will visit and share your website among

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Shared hosting, VPS, Web Hosting, Web Hosting Tips

Tips to Decrease CPU Usage

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CPU time, also known as processing time, is when the central processing unit (CPU) is used to process instructions in a program. This contrasts with the system that is waiting for input or output operations. Your web pages are constructed and sent by the server’s CPU, whether the pages are static or dynamic. More CPU resources are used when your web pages are served dynamically from a script or database. This is because the visitor’s pages must be processed in accordance with the data. It loads the web template, gets the data for that specific page from the database, runs any modules or plugins you have installed and serves the page to your visitors. The CPU’s time is limited and shared by all websites on a web server. If one site uses the CPU in excess, It deprives other websites on the same server and even if the website is hosted on the server on its own, the website’s performance will decrease if it uses too much CPU and users won’t be served properly. In the worst-case scenario, Your server might crash and your website will go down. To avoid this, web hosts monitor the CPU usage of their site with shared web hosting plans. This avoids issues when a website is using CPU time too much and has adverse effects on other websites. To reduce CPU usage on your server, there are some rules you can follow: Third-party web apps should be upgraded to the most current stable release, such as WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, or any other management software or scripts on your account. This applies to your add-ons and plugins as well – ensure they are up-to-date. Make sure your website is clean. Remove any outdated or inactive add-ons or plugins. If you developed your own scripts, try lessening the number of PostgreSQL/MSSQL/MySQL queries and adjusting them to reduce processing time.   You must first determine the cause of high CPU usage in order to reduce it on your hosting account. This may seem difficult. This is especially true if you are using third-party web apps. These could include blogs or content management systems or forums that you haven’t developed yourself. There are some things you can do to help you get started and then eventually fix the problem.   If you have multiple websites, find the website most likely to be the cause of high CPU usage If you have more than one website in your account, it is worth determining which one is most visited and drives the most traffic. This is why CPU usage is so high. Your CPU can be affected by simultaneous hits to all your websites. Visit Live Stats You can find out which subdomains and domains are generating the most traffic in the Bandwidth Stats section and consider moving it to a different host or optimizing it.   Look deeper to identify CPU-intensive files. Once you’ve determined which website generates the most traffic via Bandwidth Stats, visit the Live Stats Traffic Section. The traffic statistics for the subdomain or domain can be viewed at the moment. Find the file that brought you the most traffic. This can be found by looking at the Total URLs per Kbytes table and Top 10 apps. Find any PHP/CGI script files. It could be responsible for high CPU usage if it generated a lot of traffic. If so, consider optimizing it.   Identify malicious visitors Check out the monthly statistics of your subdomain or domain. Look for the visitors that brought in high amounts of traffic and analyze their traffic patterns, as you might be a target for a DOS or a DDOS attack. Once you identify a malicious visitor, block their IP address/ range. The list can be found at Top 10 of XX Sites by Kbytes. It will return a hostname, an IP address, or a domain. Once you have identified the host, block them from your website.

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Digital Marketing

How to Use CLM in Your Ecommerce Strategy

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CLM is easy to understand, you can check the definition from a previous article “What is CLM“. but how can you use it in your eCommerce business? While the process of customer lifecycle management is different for every business, here are some smart tips to help you make the most of it.   1. Make ads and content that cater to different stages of the customer’s life cycle. Your marketing campaigns and content should address the need or interest of your audience at the time they encounter it. This is the key to success and part of why CLM is so important. A message tailored to their journey will work best for prospects who are just hearing about you and customers who have been with you for many years. When planning your marketing and advertising strategies, consider what customers are thinking and feeling at each stage in the customer’s lifecycle. Then, create messaging that matches.   2. Keep track of your relationships with customers and leads. CLM is only possible if you know where customers are at each stage of their customer lifecycle. This means that you need to keep track of all information about how people have interacted with your brand. There are some legal and ethical limitations such as GDPR to how much data and tracking you can (or should) do however, there’s still plenty of information you can reasonably collect and save without crossing any ethical lines. It’s possible to keep data about whether customers have downloaded ebooks, which products they’ve bought, what offers they responded to, and what customer service interactions they had in the past. These are all ethical and expected. It is a smart decision to invest in customer relationship software (CRM), or any other type of database, to organize this information and make it available for customers and marketers.   3. Personalize wherever possible This strategy can benefit from the (ethical data) you have collected in the last step. You can use the information you have learned to send your contacts content and offers relevant to their interests. You can do this by creating segmented email addresses based on what products or content they are most interested in. A person who has not yet purchased beauty products may not be interested in your latest line of healthy snacks. However, they will want to hear about the upcoming sale of their favorite brand of makeup.   4. Prioritize customer service It doesn’t matter if you have great products or brilliant marketing. But if customers have a bad experience with your company, it is not worth the effort. It’s possible to be dead to them. Research from Zendesk found that around half of customers will leave a brand after one bad experience, and 80% will surely leave after the second. If you want your brand to be successful beyond the point of conversion, it is important to provide consistent, quality customer service. This is key to loyalty.   5. Reward your best customers. Loyal customers make a difference. To get a customer to become a loyal customer and advocate for your brand, they will need to be more than satisfied with good customer service. You should think about how to reward customers for loyalty and advocacy. A good way to do this is by creating a loyalty program, amplifying their voice on social media by sharing their posts about your products, or sending special offers and coupons based on actions they take.

Digital Marketing

What is Customer Lifecycle Management (CLM)

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Customer lifecycle management (CLM) is a key concept to help you build a solid online business strategy and it’s high time you learn about it if you want your online business to grow and prosper.   What is Customer Lifecycle Management? Customer lifecycle management refers to the process of understanding the customer’s typical lifecycle and tailoring your strategy accordingly. The customer lifecycle describes all the stages a customer experiences throughout their relationship with your brand. There are a few reasons why customer lifecycle management is important: It allows you to provide relevant marketing messages. If you know where your customers are in their customer lifecycle which in turn will make your marketing more relevant and effective. Can result in increased sales and customer retention. More money is what you get when your marketing is more effective and leads to more sales and repeat customers. It allows for better analysis. Different parts of the lifecycle will have different behavior. This allows you to better understand the behavior of different tactics and allows you to analyze them more effectively. Five Stages of the Customer Lifecycle Depending on what type of business you run, the details of the customer’s lifecycle may look different. In most cases, however, it can be broken down into five major stages.   1. Awareness Marketing tends to focus on the awareness stages. These are the ads and content that you create to get your brand on the consumer’s radar. For any stage to succeed, awareness is essential. It is vital, but marketing strategies can over emphasize it in comparison to other stages.   2. Conversion Once you have attracted a customer’s attention, the next step is to convince them to buy. Conversion (or acquisition) is the moment when a consumer takes that first step to becoming a customer. This is the second of five stages in customer lifecycle management.   3. Nurture It is more profitable to retain customers that you have already earned than to focus on new customers. This is where nurturing comes in. Invest in the purchase of the one-time item and building a relationship with it. Send follow-ups with professional business emails and create marketing materials focused on how to use your products or get the most of them. Offers and coupons that are tailored to your customers may be a good idea. Also, ensure exceptional customer service and product quality.   4. Retention When all the nurturing is paying off and customers return for more, that’s called retention. For consumable products and subscription software, retention rates (discounted) are binded to the time when a customer has the chance to renew or cancel. It refers to customers making additional purchases from your website for the same or other products.   5. Advocacy While retention is great, there are ways to go beyond that. Advocacy refers to when loyal customers love your brand and products so much that they talk about you on social media. They also tell their friends about you, share case studies, or give testimonials. You can earn advocacy by providing great customer service and a great product. You can also encourage your customers with loyalty and referral programs.   CLM plans for the entire experience not just sales Every business should strive to earn sales. Loyal customers will help you go further. CLM will change the way you view your customer relationship. It will allow you to think differently about how you interact with customers and make sure you work as hard as possible to retain their loyalty.

Digital Marketing, Web Hosting

Web Hosting Customers’ Needs

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We have to admit that many companies offer very similar products and services. This is especially true for web hosting. You can search the internet for “shared web hosting” and you will see a vast array of companies that could offer what you need. Many companies offer unlimited storage, unlimited bandwidth, and 24/7 support to make them stand out from other “unlimited” companies. Over two decades of experience in the Internet industry, I’ve met many people who use web hosting companies. Some people are happy to rant about their web hosts. Others, however, are steadfast in their support of their provider. It’s almost like they take pride in finding a web host that offers the service they want. We can tell you what happy customers have told us. This is a list with comments from their customers. These comments are something you might want to consider if you are planning to start a reseller hosting business. It all revolves around customer service, as you can see.   1. They answer the mobile phone Some of the most persistent complaints we’ve heard about are being told that all operators are busy and asking them to hold and then being stuck in a phone queue for hours. I’m not sure if they are fishing tales. However, people have said that they were on hold for as long as 2 hours. If someone is actually placed in a maze with pressing numbers, only to be brought back at the beginning of the process and forced to listen to the exact same song indefinitely, then offering 24/7 support is nothing but a cruel joke. It really makes a lasting impression when people answer the phones quickly.   2. They respond to emails According to people, web hosting companies are called when they can’t get their email queries answered. Nearly all people receive an immediate auto-response, which tells them that someone will be in touch shortly. It seems that web hosts can be very slow in following up with customers. Some companies don’t respond to emails for weeks. And when they do, it is often without any explanation. People are happier when they get their emails answered promptly.   3. They read emails The fact that people receive email replies that don’t respond to their questions correctly is a major problem. People are just too stressed in this age of the Call Center. It is difficult to find the right answer to your query. Support staff tend to ignore keywords in emails and just dump links to videos or pages of information in replies that have little to do with the query. People are more likely to praise providers when they get the answers they seek.   4. There is continuity People write to web hosting companies after receiving an incontinence email response. Unlike Mike, they now have to deal with Omar, who wants to know “How can you help me?” This raises blood pressure and causes tempers to flare. The top-rated companies have a tendency to assign customers to specific staff. This means that support staff may be able to recall the original issue.   5. They are grateful for my custom Web hosting customers often feel invisible once their websites are running smoothly and without any issues. Many web hosting customers I know have been with the company for many years. They rarely hear anything from their web host, except when payment is due. Regular contact with web hosts is what makes customers happy. They often receive deals that do not have to do with web hosting, such as a discount for a region-specific holiday. This is the kind of thing that matters. It is important. It is a topic that people talk about.   6. They provide a great customer experience Bad news travels much faster than good news. Good customer service hints at the entire web hosting experience, including performance, support and ease of use. Information should also be easily accessible. A good customer experience is when customer issues are resolved in a timely manner and get an email that informs them either their issue is resolved or how to resolve the issue. Everything is as simple as possible for customers so that they can complete their tasks when and where they are most comfortable.   Although we believe everything we wrote seems to be common sense, it is clear that companies have difficulty with commonsense. There are obviously costs. However, for web hosting companies, returning customers are essential. If you and your staff don’t work together to address your customers’ needs, you could lose out to companies who address them better than you. You can let HOSTILICA take care of all that by signing up for one of our reseller plans, where we will onboard and take care of each one of your customers

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Linux, VPS, Web Hosting

Full Root Access in a Nutshell

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Virtual Private Server Hosting (VPS) is a type of hosting that is used to split a single server into multiple environments. Web developers prefer VPS hosting to establish their online presence. It offers more security than shared hosting, and it’s much faster. VPS hosting is the most popular and widely used solution for all hosting requirements around the world, and we talked more about VPS and how it works in this article if you want to know more VPS offers many benefits over other web hosting options, especially shared ones. One of these advantages is full root access to your server at all times. What is Full Root Access? And why should you have it on your server? Root access allows you to have full access/control to your server. Root access does not require physical access to the server. However, if you have an internet host, you will be provided with an online login credential that will allow you to access the server’s inner workings and details. You can access your server from anywhere you wish. This includes adding websites to it, deleting third-party software or applications, customizing it, making changes and all other things. With full root access to your VPS, you can do everything. Depending on what kind of website it is and how you intend to use it, you might not need full root access if you only need the server to host a personal website for example. If your website is a business website, you might need full root access and the right type of OS to support it.   Many have found full root access to be a huge advantage. Web hosts have made this a key benefit by offering packages to their clients. Web hosts don’t like people fumbling with their servers and adding whatever they want to and that’s why not all web hosts allow it.   A second aspect to be aware of is the belief that VPS users can’t have root access because their websites are all on the same server. If you’re using a shared server, this is true but not the case with VPS hosting. That’s because a VPS is essentially a single server that is split into multiple servers. This allows you to do whatever you would like to the VPS.   What are the Advantages of Full Root Access? It is important to recognize the importance of the internet in today’s lives. The internet makes it easy and fast to gather data, reach out to people, contact emergency services, book flights and trains, send large amounts of data to distant locations around the world, and much more. VPS hosting with full root rights is a valuable addition to the web hosting industry. VPS hosting is considered the middle man between dedicated and shared web hosting in almost every industry. One server is divided into multiple servers with an OS (operating systems) and independent software. Let’s take a look at the main advantages that help us be more prepared to achieve our business goals.   Take better control VPS hosting with full root access allows the webmaster greater control over site administration, which in turn gives many great benefits for webmasters since they would have root access and SSH to their VPS.   Greater Security Full root access gives you better security and scalability. VPS environments are isolated from one another, which makes them safer than shared hosting.   Higher Reliability and More Flexibility This type of hosting offers greater flexibility and security than dedicated hosting. You will be able to access your root server from anywhere in the world. This is what makes websites more performant. The advantages of having your own dedicated bandwidth and storage you don’t need to share with anyone else are numerous.   A boon for web developers This is because of the advantage of customizing the software applications yourself. Developers can then install the software on their servers. You are also protected against hackers and other mistakes by having full root access to your VPS hosting.   Data Protection VOS hosting makes it simple to backup servers. In most cases, daily backups are included as a standard. You can customize it to only get the features you need, even the OS of choice. VPS hosting offers full root access, which allows you to host two websites on one server. You can also update and modify one website without putting pressure on another. It offers a high-speed connection to your server and a fast and easy way to access it. VPS hosting with full root access is the best option to personalize your hosting environment and grow your business.

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