Welcome to our comprehensive blog tailored to web-based businesses, where success in the digital realm comes to life. Here, we’ve curated a diverse collection of articles that offer invaluable advice on everything from optimizing your remote work routine for peak productivity to strategically scaling your online business for sustained growth. Whether you’re a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, our content is designed to equip you with practical insights, actionable strategies, and the latest trends that will propel your online business to new heights. Join us as we explore the art of balancing efficiency and innovation, and discover how to make the most of your digital endeavors.
InMotion Hosting runs three separate referral programs, and they pay different people for different things. This guide breaks down who qualifies for the Hosting Affiliate Program, Refer a Friend, and the Agency Partner Program, what each one pays, when the money arrives, and how to pick the one that matches how you actually send business our way.
The success of your website depends not just on speed and features but on reliable hosting support. When outages strike or migrations stall, the quality of support makes all the difference. Our guide outlines seven key traits of effective hosting support. Learn how to spot red flags, match support to your business type, and ask the right questions so you choose a provider that protects growth long-term.
With technology evolving, website design is no exception. As we look ahead to web design trends in 2024, several emerging trends are popping up everywhere.
For instance, 67% of companies in the U.S. agree that adopting AI technology has helped create better customer experiences. From cutting-edge AI tools to innovative layouts, the future of web design is shaping up to be exciting for designers.
A popular question we see asked is “How to find and remove stolen content?”
If you come across your content on another website it’s a natural response to wonder how it got there and what you can do to get it taken down.
When you’re starting a new business, anything “free” that helps you along can sound like a really good idea. But when it comes to free web hosting, it might not be as great as it seems.
“Free” hosting can have strings attached. You may find yourself struggling to move your site data off of someone else’s computer, or find yourself on the hook for an enormous monthly fee. By the time your site is successful, you may find the price of “free” hosting to be much higher than you anticipated!
If you’re new to the world of working remotely, let me start by saying, welcome to the club! Those of us who have been working remotely for some time now can be a great resource for colleagues adjusting to their new work from home lifestyles.
We all know the usual interview process, maybe a round of phone interviews, an aptitude test or technical assessment, then the onsite invitation. You get dressed up in your “power outfit”, you know, the one that makes you feel like you own the place, and head into the office for an interview. You meet the team, make small talk, tour the building, and if all ends well, you land the job! Well, throw all that out the window…with social distancing now in place, virtual interviewing is becoming the new normal.
Making the transition from office life to remote life can be very difficult at first. You have traded the standard office distractions for home distractions. And the latter can be difficult to handle alongside the demands of work. You might have kids in need of snacks, a broken kitchen appliance, home chores beckoning to you from across the room or from the backyard.
It’s no secret that your website is a great tool to generate more leads and profit for your business. However, bad web design and a cluttered layout can hurt your digital marketing efforts. In addition, omitting elements like a
We all have passwords. Most of us know that our passwords need to be stronger and more secure. Sure, a super strong password may not matter for that new coupon app you just signed up for, but regarding your website, a strong password is critical.
Do you have clear goals for your business website in 2020?
Many business owners set vague objectives, like “we want a prettier website” or “we want to start using video” – but those are features, not goals. Don’t feel bad if you find yourself in the same boat. It’s incredibly common.
The world of WordPress is changing faster and faster each day. WordPress is no longer a one-time install set-it-and-forget-it operation. As more websites all over the world adopt WordPress a whole suite of external tools have emerged to support the WordPress ecosystem. This year, your work will be to navigate this sea of tools and options and features without getting lost and frustrated. Read on to find out how you can keep your operation on course this year:
If you need a website, nothing lets you flex your creative muscle more than a do it yourself (DIY) website builder. The fact is, some people just like to be in control. They don’t want to leave the look and feel of their website up to someone else who might not “get it.”
Every day we receive a deluge of questions from our customers about issues ranging from web design, development, or just general tips about surfing the web.
And for every question we get, we try to provide the most comprehensive answer we can to make sure our customers succeed in their hosting goals.
Do you generate content as part of your business? It’s likely that you do, even if you don’t realize it.
‘Content’ is anything that you create and publish online: newsletters, blogs, graphics, podcasts, social media posts, videos, and much more. Legally, that material belongs to you.