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Start an Internet Business in 5 Easy Steps!

Want to start an Internet business? Great! Let’s get started quickly by looking at five simple and necessary steps to getting your Internet business off the ground. ...

Text Link Ads: Buy Your Way to the Top?

Why get involved in heavy search engine optimization when you can get the same results with text link advertising? Many site owners face this conundrum right now. The truth is that if you do both, your site may be unbeatable. Or, you may enjoy no benefit whatsoever, as the search engines strive to avoid counting paid text links in ranking any given site. Text link ads are, therefore, a very hot topic....

How To Stop Comment Spam

Spam is no longer limited to email. If you run a Website on which you allow users to leave comments, you have undoubtedly faced the problem of comment spam....

Top Five Online Scams

Every day internet users are getting better at spotting online scams. Most of us know not to send money to the representative of the Minister of Agriculture for Nodambizia, which has plagued e-mail boxes as the "Nigerian 419 letter."...

ASP web hosting

ASP web hosting refers to web hosting companies who provide support for ASP (Active Server Page). If you want a dynamic data-driven web site you may wish to embed ASP code into your web site?s HTML Pages....

Are your Web Hosting costs too high?

Choosing the right host is an important aspect in lowering your web hosting costs. The web hosting industry, boasting several thousand web hosts, is still young and growing at a remarkable pace; hence finding the right host is not only difficult, but very time consuming......

Benefits of a Dedicated Server

Hosting your web sites on your own dedicated server may seem a little expensive in comparison to shared web hosting, but the end result is more advantageous. Shared web hosting, no matter how well managed, cannot be 100% reliable and stable....

Launch Windows-Based Hosting with the Most Comprehensive Hosting Automation Software for Windows 2003

Designed with a native Windows 2003 architecture, Ensim Pro for Windows is the premier choice in control panels for customers looking to support .NET applications. Pre-integrated with core Microsoft hosting applications, Ensim Pro for Windows is the most comprehensive hosting automation software available for Windows 2003. Ensim Pro includes all the tools you need......

Web Hosting Deal Too Good To Be True? Stay Away!

Stay away from Web hosting deals that sound too good to be true. Why? Well if it sounds too good to be true, chances are it is. There are too many good Web hosting companies out there trying their best to run a good company....

Make a New Year’s Resolution to Start Offering Ensim-Powered Windows Hosting Plans

Complete hosting automation software, Ensim Pro for Windows includes all the tools you need to build compelling, professional-quality hosting plans for your shared hosting and reseller customers....

Make Customer Satisfaction Automatic

Customer relationship management is a key element of success in any business....

Choosing Software for Your Online Store

When it comes to picking the right software to maintain your company's online store and accept credit-card transactions, there are literally hundreds of options to choose from....

Full Text of Microsoft "Comparing Windows with Linux and UNIX" Letter

In the thousands of meetings that Microsoft employees have with customers around the world every day, many of the same questions consistently surface:...

Free Hosts: 4 to Grow On

You're running a successful business and you're thinking about taking it online....

Award In Internet Marketing

Are you giving your profits away? Is your business online - Do you realize how valuable an online presence is?...

Wanna Be a Hosting Reseller?

A hosting reseller purchases hosting services from a Web hosting provider then sells these services to its own customers for a profit....

Caught in a Crossfire

Network management is no longer the same old engineering feat of simply managing packets and configuring routers....

In Pursuit of Agility

Ever-faster business change means that organizations must be more agile than ever to survive, much less capture emerging competitive advantages....

Microsoft Issues Patch for SP2

Microsoft has issued a patch for a compatibility problem between the recent Windows XP Service Pack 2 and an advertising application run on many users' machines...

E-Commerce Attacks on the Rise

Symantec's Internet threat report also finds an increase in PCs infected by bots....

Finding that Host that Offers the Most

Whether you already have a website or are thinking of setting up shop online, sooner or later you'll have to deal with the issue of web hosting....

How Fast Will Your Site Need to Be?

The type of connection your Web host has to the Internet will determine how quickly and easily your site's content can be viewed by your visitors. It's important to select the Web server connection that's right for you. And Web hosts with faster connections don't always cost more than those with slower connections....

Attracting Attackers: Windows vs. Unix

The number of attacks of each kind doesn't reflect the relative dominance of the targets, which leaves us free to pursue alternative hypotheses, including my favorite: Windows gets attacked more simply because it's easier and therefore more profitable for comparable levels of effort....

Choosing Effective Domain Names

Domain names are no longer a web address these days. Many profitable companies have been built around their domain name making it the brand and the company. Choosing the right domain should be as important as naming your product. Given that status, here are some pointers how to find a name that will see you through it all....

RAID – A Layman’s Guide

The acronym RAID means Redundant Array of Independent (or Inexpensive) Disks. When originally developed at the University of California at Berkeley in 1987, the word was “Inexpensive,” referring to the fact that it was basically an array (or group) of relatively inexpensive disk drives grouped together in such a way that to the computer it appeared to be one very large (and thus very expensive) hard drive....

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