In-Depth Information about Webhosting Company
Web Hosting Providers, or some may call it Web Hosting Companies. Nowadays, there are so many names, yet you haven’t experience every single of them. So you come to conclusion that you need to peek into some sort of catalog that enlisted every major web hosting provider.
Worry no more, because these days the internet is providing you with almost everything, including real customers reviews and ratings for those web hosting companies.
If you’re about to go for Google, hold your horses. Instead of wasting your time and effort to try every possible keyword combination, like:
“ABC web hosting review“, or
“problem with XXX web hosting service“, or lots of other phrases you’d prefer. There’s a catalog-like web hosting directory that provide you with web hosting companies profile, pricing information and customers reviews.
What do you say about that, huh? Now you can forget those tiresome effort, to google the name (or the phrases) again and again.
Namecheap Super Weekend Trivia Contest
Free Domains Every Hour!
It’s Super Bowl weekend and Namecheap has an annual tradition of having a great Super Bowl party every year. Through Twitter, they are running football trivia for 48 hours straight!
The object of this contest is simple: Follow @Namecheap on Twitter and answer the trivia questions correctly. They will post a new question any time during the hour every hour. Eight domains will be awarded hourly to winners who answer the questions correctly.
But it doesn’t stop there. Two top scorers will each receive a 16GB WiFi iPad 2!
(The Apple iPad is the 16GB edition valued at $499)
If you are one of the first four people to answer correctly, they will send $10.69 for a new domain or renewal directly into your Namecheap account. Four other winners chosen at random will win the $10.69 domain name credit as well, so don’t give up if you’re not the first!
You are only eligible to win a domain once per day based on the EST timezone. (Therefore, yes, you can win on the 23:00 hour and then again at 00:00!).
They will then announce the winners and answers on Twitter.
Custom WordPress Maintenance Note
Recently, I moved my WordPress blog to another hosting plan. And to make sure that no changes was made during the migration process, I set a maintenance notice. Hence, visitors got nothing when they visit my blog. So no more comments being left from the database backup.
Well, the process was plain simple, with plain result. But then I learnt a way to make the notice sounds more like an “apology”. A simple custom page, to show your personalized message to your visitor. This way, people will know that there is nothing wrong with your blog, and that you simply undergoing a maintenance process.
In terms of SEO, this approach is also a good way to keep your index alive.
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