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How to get started with MailChimp
By Alex Carter on September 25, 2024
In today’s competitive business climate the name of the game is getting your brand, products, and services in front of as many prospects as possible. Websites and social media presence alone are not going to cut it. To really maximize your returns you’re going to need to venture into email marketing. Email marketing involves using […]
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Website Performance: PHP
By Alex Carter on September 25, 2024
The World-Wide Web offers more PHP performance tips than can be comfortably discussed in one article, so the following is merely a list that can be used for reference purposes. The tips are divided into categories to group similar things together and make it easier to find what we need. The author’s search for tips […]
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Monitoring Directory Size
By Alex Carter on September 24, 2024
Files keep growing! Then comes the ultimate crash when they’ve grown too much. If you would like to monitor the number and size of the files in some directory on your server (and who wouldn’t), Mikayel Vardanyan shows you the easy way in Monitoring Files and Directories with Paid Monitor. Mikayel demonstrates how to use […]
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5 ways NoSQL can help your business grow
By Alex Carter on September 24, 2024
NoSQL is a technical term that means either “No SQL” or “Not only SQL” and represents a paradigm shift away from sole reliance on relational databases. Relational databases (RDMS) emerged in the 1970s and were based on a set of data tables that could be queried and matched based on languages like SQL. These database […]
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MySQL Database Monitoring Best Practices
By Alex Carter on September 24, 2024
The MySQL database is a crucial part of a wide variety of products, particularly web applications. Naturally, it is very important to monitor the health status of MySQL. However, there is constant disagreement on which of the many MySQL status variables provide the best overview on MySQL health status and indicate that something is not […]
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Getting the most out of MailChimp
By Alex Carter on September 24, 2024
In today’s competitive business climate the name of the game is getting your brand, products, and services in front of as many prospects as possible. Websites and social media presence alone are not going to cut it. To really maximize your returns you’re going to need to venture into email marketing. Email marketing involves using […]
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How to sell end-user experience monitoring
By Alex Carter on September 23, 2024
As long as there are websites, there will be a need for website monitoring services. How well the reseller does is dependent on his/her ability to show his/her clients the value of using the monitoring service that he/she is offering. It is important that the reseller has a thorough understanding of the nature and value […]
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5 CSS techniques for better cross-browser compatibility
By Alex Carter on September 23, 2024
With a growing number of various browsers and their versions, making website look consistent for everyone is an impossible task. Some startups even dump some browsers for the sake of saving time and money on making the websites compatible for different browsers. While this approach has yet to be proven as successful, the majority of […]
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