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Windows hosting providers enable you to build and maintain websites with ASP.NET or MSSQL Server, which Linux hosting won't run. Using a Windows hosting provider can be useful if you already use Windows on your PC and/or server, as this reduces the learning curve by providing
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If you use WordPress to build your website, you’ve already used PHP. It’s no exaggeration to say that PHP is the engine behind WordPress – it runs your theme, loads your content, powers your plugins, and handles everything from contact forms to login screens.
Without PHP, WordPress simply wouldn’
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When Donald Trump touched down in the UK in September, it’s fair to say that “prosperity” wasn’t the word on everyone’s lips. In fact, the President’s second state visit was marked by rampant protest, political satire, and even the arrest of popular activist group Led By
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If you’re aiming for a professional email address instead of a generic Gmail or Hotmail, then you might be asking yourself: Can I use my own domain with Google Workspace? The answer is yes, absolutely.
Google Workspace, formerly known as G Suite, offers powerful productivity tools to help streamline
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There are a number of things that could be responsible for your website not showing up on Google. From being a new website to technical issues, we've broken down the most common causes:
1. Google hasn't indexed your website or page
If your website is new,
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The nights are drawing in, leaves are falling from the trees, and the temperature is starting to drop… which is exactly why autumn is the ideal time to cosy up with a brand-new game.
Here are 6 of our most hotly anticipated picks for the season.
1. Pokémon Legends:
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If you’re a regular reader of our blog, you may have seen our recent posts where we spoke to Partner and Founder Keith Grinsted. He spoke to us about what it’s like starting your own business at 72, why it’s never too late to pursue a new
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Before September, if you were to ask a gamer what their favourite game was you could expect a few standard answers – Red Dead Redemption 2, The Last of Us, Ocarina of Time. But that all changed when a needle-wielding hornet entered the market… and immediately crashed multiple stores due
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When choosing a domain name for the first time, it isn’t always easy to know what’s right and what’s wrong. itscrap(dot)com may seem like a clever fit for a company selling scrap IT components, but your domain needs to suit your brand and follow official
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Someone in your organisation could be responsible for your next cybersecurity attack – and they may not even know it. That’s because they didn’t leave the door open to a hacker on purpose – they just downloaded a helpful productivity app, set up a free email management account, or found
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Not every business needs a website on day one. But even a sole trader working from a kitchen table looks more established with a branded email address than with a Gmail account. Standalone email hosting lets you register a domain and set up you@yourbusiness.co.uk without buying web
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VPS hosting gives you dedicated CPU, RAM and storage without the cost of a full dedicated server. But the range of providers, pricing models and spec sheets makes it hard to compare like with like, especially when introductory prices mask the real monthly cost. We've compared 6 VPS
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Whether you’re a small business looking to expand or a sizeable company aiming to increase productivity, Microsoft 365 offers the tools to cater to every task thrown at it.
In this guide, we’ll explore why Microsoft 365 is good for small business owners, what’s included, the difference
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You may not realise it, but as a small agency owner or self-employed freelancer, the data you collect and store could be at risk – whether that’s your clients’ contact information, a supplier’s payment card details, or an invoice with your home address on.
And while this kind
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The value of your domain name can range from a few pounds to potentially millions (although the latter is very unlikely). In fact, back in 2014, the domain Cars.com was valued at and sold for a whopping $872 million, making it the most expensive domain name ever!
Whilst you
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