Tag: canadian web hosting
Reading Time: 6 minutes If you live in the heart of a major metropolitan city, having a sports car that can do zero to 60 in less than 3 seconds would is great - but it’s certainly far from being a necessity (or even practical for that matter) because of the fact that you’ll almost never be able to actually put that performance capability to use. Here at 4GoodHosting, we’re city dwellers and some of the best Canadian web hosting providers around, but we certainly don’t drive Lamborghinis, Ferraris, Maseratis, or anything of the sort. What we do have for you though is genuine speed for your WordPress-built website, and that IS a necessity these days. Users’ expectations have expanded these days, and they expected a website to Load quickly, and Be responsive when scrolling through pages or enjoying multimedia content If a website doesn’t respond with sufficient speed, these users will move on. It’s that simple. It may not be ‘fair’ but that’s the way that it is. You may be left wondering about ways to increase your website speed, and you should do that for a pair of reasons. Not only does a lagging website risk losing visitors (and in some cases prospective customers) but more importantly… Google has stated unequivocally that the speed of a website will reflect that site’s rankings in SERPs (search engine results pages) Now that is a big deal, and no matter whether your website is e-commerce, personal, or whatever it may be. Right then, here’s 5 nearly-guaranteed ways to improve the speed of your website. Choose a Reliable and Reputable Web Hosting Provider Your proven web hosting provider in Canada must have solid and reliable hardware, and most particularly their servers. Researching your prospective host in line will almost certainly lead to at least one customer review that talks about their servers. But while we have the same powerful dedicated servers that nearly any good Canadian web hosting provider will have, but we also boast our ‘fast fiber’ network designed to deliver optimal operation time and high throughput and packet per second capability. Long story short, you should be demanding, and when you ask questions about...
You may find this interesting too.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Map published by Facebook Google and Facebook are engaging in a partnership to pay for the laying of what will be one of the highest-capacity undersea data cables - piping data in the form of light all the way across the Pacific; bridging Los Angeles & Hong Kong. This project is the second partnership Facebook has joined in. It is yet another current example recent big business in the submarine-fiber optic cable industry. This internet-centric industry has traditionally been dominated by group of private, and government, carriers. Companies like Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon operate huge-scale data centers that deliver various internet services to people worldwide. These internet big boys have are quickly reaching a point where their global bandwidth needs are so high that it makes more sense for them to fund cable construction projects directly; rather than to purchase capacity from established carriers. Previously this year, in May 2016, Facebook announced that teamed up with Microsoft on a high capacity cable across the Atlantic called “MAREA”. This cable will be linking internet backbone hubs in Virginia Beach, and Bilbao, in Spain. Telefonica will be administrating this future transatlantic data line. Europe and the Asia Pacific region are important markets internet services giants. The MAREA cable will boost bandwidth levels between both companies’ data centers both in Asia and the US. The submerged fibre line is named the “Pacific Light Cable Network”, named after Pacific Light Data Communications, Inc - the 3rd partner of the project. Both the MAREA and Pacific Light cable will be built by “TE SubCom”; one of the biggest names in the submarine fibre optic cable industry. The 120Tbps (Terabits per second) PLCN system will provide greater diversity in transpacific cable routes, as Facebook recently published. “Most Pacific subsea cables go from the United States to Japan, and this new direct route will give us more diversity and resiliency in the Pacific,” Facebook’s article states. read_more One difference that PLCN and MAREA have from traditional transoceanic cable systems is they will be interoperable with different networking equipment; rather than being designed to function with specific or proprietary landing-station technologies. Companies will...
You may find this interesting too.
Reading Time: 13 minutes Just think of your website thermometer rustling its wings comfortably in waters crowded with competitors all aiming at the same goal – to attract the buyers’ attention. But here is the catch: Your website is embarking on quite the convoy with many other websites and not all of them will be the best at handling their ships (in this case, sites). Sounds chaotic, right? It is where dedicated IP addresses come into the play! Picture this: You have wrought hours, days, weeks, possibly months, selecting content, designing, and searching out the perfect keywords and SEO and have nicely waked up to find another site shamelessly sharing your IP indulge in spamming. All of a sudden, your ship gets capsized and your website rankings take the plunge too… Oh no! Well, worry not because in this blog we’re going to demystify dedicated IP addresses further and how they can be the secret ingredient for your SEO! This is a blog dedicated to explaining dedicated IP addresses in the context of SEO while telling you about 4GoodHosting – a reliable web hosting provider in Canada that makes dreams into realities. So, sit tight and prepare your selves to embark on a comic strip across the cyber-sea of search engine optimization! What is Dedicated IP address? A dedicated IP address may be compared with your personal parking space in the great avenues consisting of Internet freeway where everyone has own space. This is in contrast to the general shared hosting where many websites are hosted over a single IP address; the IP address that will be assigned to you will be a unique one since you’ll have the site to yourself. We are aware that it is the only one the world and it can be accessed only if your website is the one to turn to it. Cool, right? Using the shared hosting method, you may be given a plan whereby all the sites are given a single IP address. At other times, these other sites may be spamming, or may be on a blacklist and this can have a detrimental effect on your SEO. This risk, however, can be eliminated through...
You may find this interesting too.
