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Just like a regular health check with your doctor can catch and prevent bigger issues, your website can benefit from regular checks to stay in top shape. For many businesses the day-to-day operations and demands leave the website as something forgotten - until something goes wrong.

According to Bugpilot, a 2019 study found that 96% of users will never report a website error. This statistic reveals a simple yet crucial fact: by the time a user reports an error on your site, far more users have encountered it and either ignored it or, worse, left your site altogether. This equals lost opportunities, whether you're selling a product or service, collecting leads, or pursuing other goals. Even more concerning, the longer the problem persists, the more it damages your reputation. Fortunately, great tools are available to make proactive error monitoring manageable, and you should utilize them.

When it comes to hosting your website, think of it as selecting the right vehicle for your online journey. Just as you'd choose between a bus, a car, a private jet, or a ride-share for different trips, web hosting comes in various forms, each tailored to different needs. In this article, we'll explore four main types of web hosting—Shared Hosting, VPS Hosting, Dedicated Hosting, and Cloud Hosting.

A news site was dealing with a severe drop in readership and subscriptions as well as constant "site unavailable" messages for users. Automated attacks against the site were wreaking havoc and preventing legitimate users from reaching the site. After a few months of struggling with the issues I was enlisted to solve the underlying problems.

Learn what an email delivery service is and why you may want to consider one for your website.