Gary Eckstein Internet 2 dns, godaddy, hosting, Internet, nameservers
Many of my customers host their Sites with Godaddy. Generally Godaddy is a great host, is inexpensive and WordPress works well on their Linux hosting. Support from Godaddy too is good and the poor service of the past has mostly gone. I however came across a problem with nameservers a few days back; I required [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 godaddy, hosting, https, ssl certificates, WordPress
In simple terms, an SSL certificate encrypts data that is transmitted between two devices. For example, if you fill in your name on a form on a secure Webpage and click submit, then it is near impossible for anyone between you and the Website itself from determining what you entered on the form. If the [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 3 cdn, content delivery network, godaddy, hosting, page load speed, scripts, Webmasters, website, website content, websites, WordPress, wordpress.org
A Content Delivery Network (CDN) is essentially a group geographically dispersed servers that deliver some of your Website content to the customer from servers closest to your Website visitor. This can mean that your Website content is delivered quicker to your visitor. Unfortunately far too many Webmasters/Website owners sign-up for costly CDN services without understanding [...]
Gary Eckstein Search Engine Optimization 3 godaddy, google, HTTP, Linux, Optimization, Perfomance, seo, websites, WordPress
The importance of improving Webpage load speed as a critical part of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) activities increased to grow. Google has announced a seriously awesome (and simple) means of gaining significant improvements in page-speed; the mod_pagespeed Apache module (sorry Microsoft Internet Information Server users but you don’t get to benefit from this!) is being [...]
Gary Eckstein Internet 0 domains, godaddy, hosting, htaccess, htaccess file, Linux, Redirect, URL, web
Over the past few days I have been driven (close to) insane with Godaddy subdomains not working. Here is a summary of the problem (as I posted on various forums): I’d REALLY apprciate some help on this problem I’m having with my Godaddy Linux shared hosting: 1. I have an index.html in the root of [...]
