Notes on hosting and running a website.
Practical articles on hosting, speed, security and upkeep, written for business owners rather than developers.
9 articles in Hosting.
What White-Label WordPress Hosting Means for Agencies
White-label hosting lets an agency sell hosting under its own name while a provider runs the servers. Who the client sees, who answers support, who bills and who holds the domain, plus when reselling is worth it.
What It Costs to Run a Business Website
Hosting is usually the smallest line. Most of the money goes on the domain, licenses, email, maintenance hours and the occasional bit of development work.
DNS, Explained Without the Jargon
What the records that point your domain at your website and email do, and why changing them is less risky than it feels.
How to Migrate a Website Without Losing Your Rankings
A rushed migration can take a site offline, drop its rankings and confuse the AI tools that knew where to find it. The checklist below covers how to avoid that.
What Managed Hosting Should Feel Like for a Business Website
What managed hosting should include for a business website, and what it should take off your plate.
Why Generic Hosting Holds Business Websites Back
Generic hosting looks affordable until you count slow pages, slow support and downtime.
How Speed, Security and Support Affect Each Other
Why a host that's strong on speed but weak on security or support still leaves your site unreliable.
Why Developer-Led Managed Hosting Feels Different
What changes when your host understands code, plugins and performance as well as the server.
Managed Hosting for Agencies: Protect the Work After Launch
How managed hosting looks after an agency's client sites once the build is done.