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Your business deserves an email address on your own domain. you@yourbusiness.com tells customers you are established. you@randommail.com tells them you might be. Titan is InterProWebHost's business email platform, and setting…
If your website runs on WordPress, you have probably seen two hosting options side by side: shared hosting and managed WordPress hosting. They can look similar on a pricing page…
Plugins are WordPress's superpower and its most common self inflicted wound. The average business site needs a handful. Many sites carry thirty, including three that do the same job and…
A fresh WordPress install is like a new office with the previous tenant's name still on the door. It works, but it is not yours yet. Before you write a…
Managed WordPress hosting from InterProWebHost gives you a platform tuned for WordPress, and getting WordPress itself installed takes about ten minutes. This article takes you from an empty hosting account…
Softaculous is the one click installer inside your cPanel. It sets up popular web applications, including WordPress, handling the file uploads and database creation for you. What would take a…
Every image, page, and document on your website is a file sitting on your hosting account, and cPanel's File Manager is how you work with those files directly in your…
cPanel is the control panel for your hosting account, and the first time you open it, it can look like the cockpit of an airplane. Dozens of icons, most of…
Pointing a domain at your hosting and transferring a domain are two different things. Pointing tells visitors where your website lives. Transferring moves the domain's registration itself, so renewals, settings,…
You changed your nameservers or updated a DNS record, and now you are waiting. Some visitors see the new site, some see the old one, and you are wondering if…
When you point a domain at your hosting, you will run into two options: changing your nameservers, or adding an A record. They both get visitors to your website, but…
You bought the domain. You bought the hosting. But when you type your domain into a browser, your website still does not appear. Nothing is broken. Your domain simply does…
