Domain name already taken? How to get it anyway
Your favorite domain name is already taken. Here is how to find out why, how to make an offer and when you are better off choosing a smart variant or another extension.
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About hosting, WordPress, domains, email and security. Written for business owners who want to get it right.
SEO for small businesses: a checklist to get found locally
Want to rank higher in Google without a big budget? With a Google Business Profile, good titles and a fast website, a small business can get far. Here is your step-by-step checklist.
Backing up your website: how often and where to store it
Making a backup is not just saving a file somewhere. You need to store your database and files separately, update them regularly and, above all, keep them somewhere other than your server.
Make your WordPress website faster: 8 fixes
A slow WordPress site frustrates visitors and costs you your ranking in Google. We measure first, then you fix the biggest problems without a developer.
What is edge computing and what does it mean for your website
Edge computing processes data close to your visitors instead of sending everything to a server far away. Find out when this is really faster and when regular hosting is enough.
Creating a reverse-charge VAT invoice: what to include
With reverse-charge VAT, the buyer accounts for the tax. We explain what must be on the invoice and how to do it right.
Infected pages detected by our Edge
Your site is hacked and you don't notice: Google only warns you afterwards. Netslim Edge now checks every page and removes hidden code before your visitors see it.
Transferring a domain name without downtime: step by step
Transferring your domain name to another provider usually goes well, unless you forget your DNS and email. This is how you keep your site and email online, step by step.
Website hacked: what to do in the first 24 hours
Your website is hacked and you don't know where to start. This checklist walks through the first 24 hours in order, in plain language.
Setting up DMARC: step by step for Microsoft 365 and Google
Set up DMARC without your own email ending up in spam: SPF and DKIM first, then from p=none through quarantine to reject. With DNS examples.
