There are many reasons why individuals or companies want to change to a new web hosting company. It could be as simple as not enough storage space or bandwidth, or it could be due to its customer service, or lack thereof. Easier said than done? Changing to a new web hosting company may sound like a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be that complex - there are just a few things to keep in mind.

What comes to mind when you see the term “SEO“? Where do you focus all your energy when you’re trying to improve SEO ranking of your website? Most people focus a large proportion of their time on “keywords” and not much else.

There are millions of websites on the world-wide-web – a large percentage are probably outdated. Usually, it’s recommended that you change your website’s look and feel at least every 3 years; but our busy lives tend to get in the way and before you know it, your website is 8 years old and in need of an overall upgrade.

Google wants to make the internet a safer place… and it will begin displaying a browser warning (via the Chrome Address Bar) for any site that gathers sensitive information that are not encrypted with the HTTPs protocol. That’s right: if your site is not using HTTPs, Google will mark your site an non-secure, which can factor into your search rankings as well.