GoDaddy and Google Domains are internet services that have similar product offerings. I will compare the two of them so that you can make an informed decision abut which is better for your particular needs. I’ll go into depth on the aspects of the two that are normally considered the most important services they provide:…
If you have a WordPress website, and you want to move your website to a new web host, this is the article for you. I’m going to show you several ways that you can use to move your WordPress site to a new host. This is something I have had to do dozens of times…
Recently I changed my web host for a couple of my online stores, OnlineSafetyDepot.com and SweatshirtStation.com, from a LiquidWeb VPS account (which has become excruciatingly slow and bogged down with technical errors that I haven’t had much luck with LiquidWeb support to fix…that’s another story.) to my new hosting account on Pressable.com, which is set…
Anyone who has shopped for web hosting has almost certainly heard of GoDaddy and Ionos. Those two hosting companies are the two most popular hosting companies in the world. What makes GoDaddy and Ionos so popular? They both have several hosting options that are competitively priced, have solid support, and that perform well. It doesn’t…
WordPress is the most popular content management system in the world. According to W3Techs, WordPress is used to host approximately 43% of all websites worldwide. WordPress is free open source, which is one of the reasons it’s so popular. It’s no secret that WordPress is a good choice for building websites, even more complicated ones….
HostGator has stated publicly that their web hosting services are not HIPAA compliant, and that they may not be used to hosts applications or information that requires HIPAA compliance. In fact, HostGator’s Terms of Service explicitly state that using any of the HostGator web hosting products to host data that falls under the HIPAA definition…
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (or HIPAA) passed in 1996 made it so that those who interact with personal health records are responsible for following the standards published by the Secretary of Health and Human Services in relation to the privacy and security of health-related information. Those standards include the electronic exchange of…
