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If you own and run a small business, it surely is your goal to keep costs to the minimum. There are just too many expenses you must shoulder to keep your business going. You surely need to own a server if you intend to keep an online presence. Because doing so would translate to huge expenditures, it would be more advisable if you would instead prefer web hosting colocation.
Colocation is the process of co-owning a server with another business. There are many companies these days that offer the service. Such firms have developed, reliable, and efficient IT systems that enable them to offer colocation to other businesses. Getting into the service is like ‘renting’ your server. The provider would take care of the physical location where the data center would be kept. It would also attend to the maintenance and system upgrade of the entire server.
A hosting plan in it’s simplest terms is paying a company to broadcast your website onto the internet. This article covers what to look for in a hosting plan.Once your website has been created, it is time to make it go live on the internet. In order to do so, you will need a hosting plan. A hosting plan is different from a domain name. You own your domain name but you rent a hosting plan.
Many guarantee 99% uptime for their servers. That sounds great, but it does mean that your site could go down for 1% of the time, which means over 7 hours out of each month! If you can, choose a host guaranteeing 99.9 uptime.
As a web writer, it’s a “must” to write each web page with the entire architecture of your web site in mind. Think about navigation and web design as you write. Text, design, and format are interwoven on a web page. To the creator of a web site, these are separate pieces of the project. To the reader, it’s one instant impression.
To boil it down to the bones, the 2 keys to creating a winning web site that will captivate your readers are:
