InMotion Hosting Announces New Shared Hosting Plans And Pricing

Launch Date: Wednesday, October 20, 2021

Shared Hosting is InMotion Hosting‘s introductory web hosting product and is ideal for small business owners, bloggers, and hobbyists who are creating content for a growing audience.

Shared hosting is a popular hosting method that allows multiple accounts to share the resources of a single server.

This splitting of resources enables individual users to enjoy a managed server experience with built-in features, without having to shoulder the entire cost of the server.

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My Relationship With WordPress

Those of you who are regular readers of this (or some of my other blogs), know I’ve had a – I was going to say a love/hate relationship with WordPress, but it’s pretty much just been a hate relationship with it, over the last couple of years.

I consistently found my blogs were offline, had 500 Internal Server Errors, nginx errors, were very slow to load (some page load times exceeding 60 seconds). And in addition …

It’s been a little over 2 months since my last progress report on the Cheap Electricity Options blog. The blog is now just over 4 months old. This is what it looks like now:

I’ve added a couple of more plugins to the site to help in getting more backlinks:

Indexing Tool Plugin: This is a commercial plugin ($47) that aids in getting backlinks by getting the articles you submit to article directories and blogs indexed. Rather than repeating information …

After almost a week of being offline due to webhosting problems, WebBiz KnowledgeBase is finally back online. So why did it take a week? Surely it should just have been a matter of changing nameservers and migrating the blog from one webhost to another. Easy, right? Nope! It should be a relatively simple thing to do but things are never as easy as you expect…

Why The Blog Needed To Be Moved

Ok, the first question I hear you ask …