Tag Archives: cpanel

How to Set Up Browser Caching for Your Website

Browser caching is one technique to speed up your website by storing static files in a visitor’s web browser. This enables returning visitors to load your site faster, as their browsers can retrieve cached content without making multiple server requests. … Continue reading

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Lost Your Website? Here’s How to Restore It

Losing access to your website can be a distressing experience. Whether it’s due to accidental deletion, a technical glitch, or other unforeseen circumstances, the good news is that there are steps you can take to restore your website. In this … Continue reading

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How can I safeguard my website’s content and data when using website builders, and what backup choices are accessible?

It really depends on the website builder. With UltimateWB, it is just a one-time fee for the website builder and then you can host your website with UltimateWB or on your own web host. Either way, you can get access … Continue reading

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Custom (proprietary) web hosting control panels vs cPanel

In an earlier post we discussed reasons we like to use cPanel and offer it free in all of the UltimateWB web hosting packages available here.  CPanel is the web hosting control panel where you can get your website traffic statistics, … Continue reading

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Best web hosting control panel? cPanel

Different web hosting companies may offer different control panels to help you manage your files, database, create personal email accounts, make backups, and check on your traffic statistics.  While they all may do the same functions, how they do it … Continue reading

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