SEO
How to Write Page Titles Google Loves
The page title, the line of text that appears in the browser tab and as the blue link in Google results, is one of the hardest-working elements on your website.…
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SEO Basics for Small Business Websites
SEO, or search engine optimization, has a reputation for being mysterious and technical. For a small business website, it is neither. At its core, SEO is simply making your website…
Speed
Caching Explained for Beginners
You have probably been told to "turn on caching" to speed up your website, without anyone explaining what caching actually is. Here is the plain version. By the end of…
Speed
Make Your Website Faster: 5 Fixes Anyone Can Do
A slow website quietly costs you business. Visitors leave pages that take too long to load, and Google ranks faster sites higher in search results. The encouraging news is that…
Account and Billing
Understanding Your Invoices and Billing
Billing questions are easiest when you know where everything lives and how the cycle works. This article explains how to find your invoices in the client area, how payments and…
Account and Billing
How to Open a Support Ticket That Gets Solved Fast
Support tickets are how you get help at InterProWebHost: there is no phone support, so the ticket is the entire conversation. A well written ticket can be solved in one…
Site Security
Strong Passwords and Two-Factor Authentication
Most account break-ins do not involve clever hacking. They involve a password that was weak, reused from a breached site, or phished. Two simple habits, strong unique passwords and two-factor…
Site Security
WordPress Security Checklist: 12 Essentials
WordPress powers a huge share of the web, which makes it a popular target. The good news is that nearly all successful attacks exploit the same small set of weaknesses,…
Site Security
How to Recover a Hacked WordPress Site
Strange new admin users, spammy links appearing in your pages, Google warning visitors away from your site, or emails you never sent going out from your domain: these are the…
Monitoring
What to Do When Your Site Goes Down
Your website will not load. Your first instinct is to panic, your second is to change things frantically. Do neither. Most outages are diagnosed in minutes with a calm, ordered…
Monitoring
Website Monitoring: What We Watch For You
Your website can have a problem at 3 AM on a Sunday, long before you or your customers notice. That is what monitoring is for: automated checks that watch your…
Email Authentication
Why Your Business Email Goes to Spam
Your email is legitimate, your customers want it, and it still lands in spam. Frustrating, but spam filtering follows patterns, and most of those patterns are fixable. This article walks…