Tired of spam? Scared of hacking attack? We present you CloudMail: an answer to your needs! There are more than 3.9 billion active email users and it's very possible that you are one of them. On average, American worker receives about 125 emails a DAY and half of them are spam. Shocking, right? Trust us: spam is the least harmful aspect of having an email account. You really don't want to know what happens if your email has been hacked…
You're probably often wondering what can you do to improve your SEO and audience engagement. You already improved your website speed, ensured data safety and optimized the site for mobile but you want to do more. In this case, we have for you a new idea: have you ever thought about updating your old content?
The Google Cloud team revealed recently that in 2017 they managed to push back the largest DDoS attack recorded to date. It clocked at 2.54 Tbps but had no impact. "The largest DDoS attack in the history" may sound scary but there is nothing to worry about since most companies are prepared for this kind of attack. How's the situation in CloudAccess.net? Most of the time DDoS attacks are small, and our network can absorb the hit while server admins resolve the issue, resulting in little to no downtime for our clients.
According to the latest State of Remote Report 2020, 98% of respondents would like to work remotely (at least some of the time) for the rest of their careers and 97% of them would recommend remote work to others. Shocking? Not anymore. We live in the coronavirus era, thus many of us had to change the way we live and work. But here's the problem: working in home can be more cyber dangerous than working in the office. How to change that? Read our list of 5 cybersecurity tips to feel safe while working from home!
Google pays a lot of attention to the on-page experience and we know this from 2010. That's when it was announced that they would take site speed into account while determining rankings. 8 years later, Google decided to follow up with the page speed ranking factor also in the mobile search results. This year, on May 28th, they announced yet another update: a new set of metrics called Core Web Vitals which will roll out in May next year.
cPanel has just announced yet another price increase of their services. As they stated in the email that was sent to their clients, they review their prices annually to „make sure you get the best possible product experience and support". Last increase took place last year and wasn't warm welcomed by customers. If you're tired of another such increase think about choosing different management tool like Cloud Control Panel. Cloud Control Panel™(CCP) by CloudAccess.net is an in-house development thus we don't rely on third party licensing costs. By choosing our tool you will never need to worry about prices increase.
We are surrounded with various kinds of lists since we were born. They are helping us to organize our lives, work, hobbies. I'm sure that every one of you at least once in your life had made a some sort of a checklist. Grocery shopping, moving to a different place, preparations for a journey or even launching your first website: all of these actions need a well composed checklist. Today we are going to deal with the latter because there is nothing worse than problems with launching a website.
Every one of us has its favorite store, cafe or a restaurant. We like to return there because these businesses have created a positive experience. The digital world is no different thus we also have some favorite websites. They offer us with great design, atmosphere and effective problem resolution and in return we give them our loyalty. Everyone want loyal clients but often doesn't know what to do to increase user experience. If you among these people, you've come to the right place.
Okay, so you've made a decision to start your first ever WordPress blog. But wait… Do you actually know where and how to start? No? In that case, you've come to the right place, my friend! No wonder you've chosen the WordPress as your blogging platform: 34% of all websites on the Internet use WP!
