By Emele Maisey

Changing Web hosts can be a daunting task for any small business owner, but it's often not as hard to do as one might imagine. Follow these step-by-step guidelines for the best method of moving your Web site from one host to another. (more…)

By Melissa J Luther

Many small business owners put a lot of effort into their Web site, but almost no thought into their Web hosting. However, your Web site host is just as important as the site itself. Different hosts offer different benefits, or lack thereof, and an unreliable host can torpedo your online marketing efforts.

A good hosting company should offer, at a minimum: (more…)

By Hostway

In an age of high-speed Internet connections, people are used to getting what they want right now on the Web. If your Web site is slow to load, you could be losing customers who simply click away before you've even had a chance to impress them with your Web site. (more…)

by Hostway

Microsoft SharePoint is one of the most powerful collaboration tools you can use. But because of its many features, people may initially find the possibilities a bit overwhelming. Before you give up on the potential benefits SharePoint has to offer, discover some of the ways you can use it in your own business. (more…)

If you're looking for a ready-to-use, robust collaborative workspace, Microsoft SharePoint is a good solution. (more…)

Choosing the right Web hosting plan can be a daunting task with an enormous number of products and features available. Deciphering specifications and making sense of the jargon is only the first step. Finding a company you trust is equally important. (more…)

Take a tour of your Web hosting plan options. You'll discover the difference between dedicated and shared hosting and find out which type of hosting plan fits your online needs. (more…)

Most personal and small- to medium-sized business Web sites run well on shared-server Web hosting plans. Shared hosting plans give Web site owners a reliable and inexpensive way to create and maintain a Web presence. (more…)

One common misconception about choosing a Web hosting operating system is that if you design your Web site on and generally use a Windows computer, you need a Windows Web hosting plan. While both your personal computer and a Web server have operating systems, they do not need to run the same system to work together. (more…)

Many new Web hosting customers are confused about which operating system to choose when it's time to pick a Web hosting plan. Logic suggests that your Web server's operating system should match your PC's — if you use a Windows PC, you should use a Windows Web server. But that is not necessarily the case. (more…)