Category: Guides

  • Web Server Security Basics: A Simple 2026 Checklist for Site Owners

    Web Server Security Basics: A Simple 2026 Checklist for Site Owners

    A simple server security checklist: updates, 2FA, backups, malware scans, hiding server and PHP versions, stopping phishing pages and keeping email off blacklists.

  • How to Check a Domain’s History Before You Buy It (2026 Guide)

    How to Check a Domain’s History Before You Buy It (2026 Guide)

    Check a used domain’s history before you buy: old pages, Google results, backlinks, email blacklists, WHOIS, trademarks and penalties. 7 free steps.

  • How to Choose a Domain Name in 2026: 10 Simple Rules

    How to Choose a Domain Name in 2026: 10 Simple Rules

    Choose a domain name that is short, easy to spell and brandable. 10 simple rules, which extension to pick, why some cost more, and domain myths to ignore.

  • Does Web Hosting Affect SEO? What Really Matters in 2026

    Does Web Hosting Affect SEO? What Really Matters in 2026

    Web hosting affects SEO mainly through speed, uptime and HTTPS. Learn what really matters, which hosting SEO myths to ignore, and how to switch hosts safely.

  • How to Choose Web Hosting in 2026: A Simple 5-Step Guide

    How to Choose Web Hosting in 2026: A Simple 5-Step Guide

    Pick the right web host in 5 simple steps: know your site, choose the hosting type, check renewal prices, compare key features and avoid common traps.

  • How To Register “.Edu” Domain Name

    How To Register “.Edu” Domain Name

    The power of the internet is overwhelming; the internet has consistently outgrown itself from year to year. Everybody, every brand, every business are going online to tap into the vast traffic and huge market share that exist online. Even if you are running an educational institution, you should have an online identity. Yes, your domain…

  • Using Blogspot or Blogger Custom Domain Name

    Using Blogspot or Blogger Custom Domain Name

    I think Blogger (or Blogspot) needs no introduction, this is the platform where each and every (almost every) popular blogger would have started blogging. But unfortunately due to the rise of WordPress, we all migrated. But we should always agree on the part that WordPress > Blogger but also the fact not everyone requires WordPress…

  • MySQL vs. SQL Server — What’s The Big Difference?

    Two of the most all time popular database systems used by web developers today are MySQL and Microsoft’s MS SQL server. Both are similar in regards to being able to retrieve and store data on the respectful system. The two systems support primary keys along with key indices which allows you to speed up queries…