Here’s a list of some fun sites we’ve found over time of honestly just being bored at home in front of the computer. Apart from the obvious options like Facebook, Youtube, StumbleUpon and Delicious, where you get a ton of very nice sources for all kinds of different things, we tried to come up with a different list of interesting websites you could spend some of your spare time at. 1. Break With more than 55 million pageviews a month, […]

On the web the faster the site is the better when it comes to speed. So… hands up, who likes a slow-loading website? No hands? Thought so! Anyone who runs a website definitely doesn’t want it loading slowly. By taking advantage of one of the free website speed measuring tools available on the web you can help to increase your websites speed which will ultimately lead to VERY happy visitors. Below is a look at the top 5 […]

We did a interview with Ryan who is the owner/founder over at Postloop.com which is a very popular forum posting and blog comment network. They help hundreds (if not thousands) of forum owners and blog owners continue to keep a active blog & forum! We hope you enjoy the interview! 1. Where did your inspiration come from to create Postloop? My inspiration for Postloop came primarily from two places. The first is simply my experience as a forum […]

This is a Guest Post by Matt Smith. Matt (@MattASmitty) is an online sales and marketing dude. Currently Matt runs BusinessPirate.com. Business Pirate teaches you how to build your own video course business. Getting inbound links to your site is paramount for SEO and driving traffic. Below are the top 10 ways to build your backlinks. 1. Guest Posting Guest posting is where you write a blog post for someone else’s blog. You provide the publisher with great […]

A lot of people always wonder “how can I drive more traffic with SEO?” so hear are a few helpful tips that we have come up with that can help you to reach that goal of driving more traffic to your website which in return ultimately will drive up your websites value and the money in your pocket! Write More Content If you want to more site traffic, you have to write content. People won’t […]

When searching for a web hosting provider to host a business or personal website, consider these top 10 items as guidelines for selecting the right company. A few items, such as cost, are obvious. However, some are easily overlooked, especially when web hosting companies often use unbeatable specials and great offers to lure customers into their service. Armed with a little knowledge, selecting the right web hosting provider is simple. 1. The Price and Terms Obviously, […]

Thinking about using cPanel on your hosting server? Good choice. Setting up a cPanel server takes a little patience, but it’s very easy and straight forward. Basically, everything you need in order to set up a hosting environment on a Linux server is provided for you, you just need to do the configurations through their easy to use WHM panel. This tutorial will explain how to get started with setting up a cPanel server. Before […]

We have another great interview for you today with the founder of Forrst.com Kyle Bragger. Forrst is a community of developers and designers that share their work with eachother, giving and receiving feedback to help them improve on their skills. Created in 2009, Forrst has a userbase of over 50,000 developers and designers.   Could you tell us a few things about yourself, what do you do when you are not working extremely hard developing and managing Forrst? […]

I’ve seen several cases in the last few months where database users seemingly “disappear” or privileges appear to become invalid when restoring MySQL data or an entire server from raw backups.  This may commonly be attributed to a MySQL version mismatch, for example, when a server is running MySQL 5.0 and then is suddenly running MySQL 5.1 or higher (or data is directly restored to a server running such), without having the database tables updated. […]

cPanel, WHM and even Webmail uses non-common ports which some Internet Server Providers (ISP) do not allow and makes it impossible for people to access any of these. cPanel works on 2082/2083, WHM 2086/2087 and Webmail 2095/2096. The workaround is to install cPanel Proxy which works as a proxy gateway for Apache and the requests to cPanel/WHM/Webmail are then served through port 80 instead of their respective ports which are blocked by the ISP. Here’s […]