Amazon Web Services Ringing In More Changes.
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
Some more good news for all Amazon EC2 and S3 users. Amazon has announced that they are slashing bandwidth charges effective May 1st 2008. You can read more about the exact price difference in here.
Amazon seem to be rolling out quite a few improvements and changes over the past month. First it was Elastic IP […]
Single Most Important Factor For Choosing a Website Hosting Company
Monday, March 24th, 2008
The most important thing you really need from a hosting company has nothing to do with the amount of bells and whistles they offer, no matter how shiny and pretty they may be. At the end of the day, the amount of space, bandwidth and all the free stuff don’t really matter when you are caught in the […]
Do You Buy Hosting Based On Uptime Guarantees?
Saturday, March 22nd, 2008
99.999% uptime guarantee, sounds impressive huh!! Before you take out your credit card and buy that perfect plan from that impressive sounding hosting company, keep this in mind. Many people simply do not realize that this much vaunted guarantee does not take into account scheduled maintenance time. This usually is the kicker for many people. Since it is not […]
How Do I Select An Affordable Hosting Plan?
Friday, March 21st, 2008
Stare too long at a comparison chart for a budget website hosting plan from a few of the million or so hosting companies out there and pretty soon you might just start to despair. Every company out there seem to be advertising the same features, unlimited disk space, unlimited bandwidth ( data transfer ) and to top it all even the […]
Discredit Your Competition - Dirty Tricks You Need To Be Aware Of
Tuesday, February 26th, 2008
How far would you go to kill off your competition? How willing are you to cut across ethical boundaries for the sake of profit. Unfortunately many would go to any length to gain a competitive advantage. Let’s hope the following does not happen to you.
Two Companies, GoodGuy.com and BadGuy.com both offer the same service; let’s say “Hosting”, […]
