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WordPress is the most common CMS to date. According to the independent agency Web Technology survey carried out in September 2019, this engine is used in 34.6% of sites or 64.1% of those based on CMS. In comparison, in 2015, only 24% of resources with CMS worked on WordPress. Here are the main reasons for its success:
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A blog is a great way to express your thoughts, create your company’s web presence, and present your content online. It may be difficult for a novice blogger to understand where to start. In this article, Hamster helps you choose the site for blogging and consider the pros and cons of the most popular free platforms.
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It is still common for companies to choose standard e-mail addresses like [email protected], [email protected], etc. Of course, these e-mails addresses are great for everyday communication with family or friends, but this type of e-mail should not be used for business purposes.
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You can see that your project is growing, and more and more visitors are coming to your webpage, e-shop, or project website. So, your next step is to think about the server resources that your project is on. Startups or project developers start from shared hosting as it is the cheapest and most convenient hosting type: you do not care for anything related to the server management.
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Shared hosting means sharing server resources with other clients. Computing power, memory, and other resources will be evenly divided among users. This is the right solution for small sites and beginners who, for an affordable fee, get a secured system and a convenient site control panel.
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