All Posts Tagged With: "Dedicated Server"
WordPress Blog And Server Optimisation Masterclass: Introduction
I’ve been blogging for nearly 3 years now and this site has gone from a handful of page impressions and dollars per day to around 600k page impressions and $15k per month. In that time I’ve moved hosts a few times, moved from shared hosting to a dedicated server, changed blogging platforms, tried numerous plugins [...]
1Mar2008 | Everton | 2 comments | Continued
Site Growth And Hosting Options
Maybe you are one of the lucky ones that landed with a decent host, but most of you will probably agree with me when I say SHARED HOSTING SUCKS.
Shared hosting is perfect for a lightly-trafficked site that doesn’t see a lot of concurrent users. No one would argue that paying $6-$10 a month for your [...]
Blog Housekeeping: Wanted! A Expert WordPress/Server Optimiser
I’ve recently been considering going shopping for a new dedicated server. I moved my sites to a dedicated server one year ago which solved my performance issues. However, over the last year or so the site has slowed down noticeably so I’ve decided it’s time to make some changes.
Rather than buying a more [...]
Feedback: How Much Traffic Before Dedicated Hosting Becomes Necessary?
Almost all of us started with a cheap, shared web host. The shared hosts offer a fantastic service for little money. They offer the novice webmaster a managed environment with niceties like web-based administrative interfaces (cPanel, Plesk, etc) for managing their site(s) and services, script based installation of site software via Fantastico, and ftp and [...]
27Dec2007 | Michael Lankton | 18 comments | Continued
Server Issues Finally Over - Moved To A Dedicated Server
My server issues are finally over. PowerVPS just made me an offer I couldn’t refuse for my own Dedicated Server. I’m not going to give the price as I think they’ve done me a special deal to stop me leaving as I couldn’t afford their standard Dedicated Servers, but it’s as good as, [...]
3Jan2007 | Everton | 4 comments | Continued
