Trevor Fenner

Understanding the different types of web hosting is one of the first things you need to figure out when building a website, and it’s more important than most people realize. The hosting type you choose determines your site’s speed, reliability, security, and how well it can handle growth. Picking the wrong type means you’re either […]

If you’re new to building websites, the term “web hosting” might sound technical and confusing. But it’s actually a straightforward concept that everyone who wants a website needs to understand. Web hosting is the service that makes your website accessible on the internet. Without hosting, your website is just a collection of files sitting on […]

Website backups are one of those things that nobody thinks about until disaster strikes, and by then it’s usually too late. A hacked website, a bad plugin update, a server failure, or even an accidental deletion can wipe out months or years of work in an instant. If you don’t have a reliable backup system […]

A Content Delivery Network (CDN) is one of the most effective ways to speed up your website, and setting one up is way easier than most people think. If your website serves visitors from multiple geographic locations, a CDN can reduce page load times by 40% to 60% for visitors who are far from your […]

A professional email address (like yourname@yourdomain.com) is one of the simplest things you can do to make your business look legitimate. Sending emails from a Gmail or Yahoo address when you’re running a business sends the wrong signal to customers, suppliers, and partners. Setting up email hosting takes about 15 minutes, and the impact on […]

Reseller hosting is one of those business models that flies under the radar but can be really profitable for the right person. The concept is straightforward: you buy hosting resources wholesale from a larger hosting company, then sell individual hosting plans to your own customers under your own brand. You become a hosting provider without […]

Getting WordPress installed and running on your hosting account is one of the first things you need to do when building a website, and it’s also one of the easiest. What used to require uploading files via FTP and manually creating databases now takes about 5 minutes with modern hosting tools. If you can fill […]

A slow website is one of the biggest revenue killers for any online business. Every extra second of load time costs you visitors, conversions, and search rankings. Google has made page speed a confirmed ranking factor, and visitors expect pages to load in under 2 seconds. If your site is slow, fixing it should be […]

An SSL certificate is no longer optional for any website in 2026. It encrypts the connection between your website and your visitors, puts that reassuring padlock icon in the browser address bar, and is a confirmed Google ranking factor. If your site doesn’t have SSL, browsers like Chrome literally warn visitors that your site is […]