Customer Fallout – How Do You Handle Churn?
I’ve thought about this many times even on things not web hosting industry related. Other than poor customer service or repeated outages, I think high customer churn results from …
Blog commenting – should you or not?
Apparently, my one of my blog’s has attracted a huge Russian following with some thoughtful comments, but more so with comments like these. I have my doubts about the …
eCommerce buying guidelines in 2020
Know, like and trust are terms relative to – sales, and not just in face-to-face meetings with a sales representative, but also on the Internet. Billions of dollars are spent …
From shared web hosting to VPS to dedicated servers
Virtual private servers (VPS) – have historically offered some middle ground between shared web hosting services and dedicated hosting services, both in control and cost, but recently the gap in …
Blogging in 2020
My first experience with hyperlinks was ages ago – when I first trained to repair Apple computers in the early 80’s. I thought to myself then, “Can you imagine if …
Using web analytics to measure and monetize your websites
How do you measure the success of your website? Is it an increase in link popularity, search engine results pages (SERPS), hits per day, unique visitors, pages viewed, length …
Squeeze page strategies for 2020
As you search – the Internet for squeeze page strategies, remember that Google algorithms are revised constantly, and many once successful one page squeeze pages (from time to time) fell …
Use keyword analysis to optimize your website
Keywords are words in the content of your website that are relevant to what prospects would be searching for in Google and Bing queries, leading them to your site. …
Marketing Strategies for 2020
How do you measure the quality of your marketing efforts? Do you measure quality in terms of new sales, or possibly more targeted traffic to your website or blog? …
Thinking of Building a Data Center?
I read a thread a number of years ago on a forum from an OP (original poster) who wondered how much it would cost to build his own data …