Lee from the UK asks: “Hi Matt, could you confirm whether the geographic location of the web host has any significant ranking factors for organic SEO?” Recorded on April 23, 2009.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Lee from the UK asks: “Hi Matt, could you confirm whether the geographic location of the web host has any significant ranking factors for organic SEO?” Recorded on April 23, 2009.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Yesturday morning, out of nowhere, my computer starting acting strange. First, when it booted up it said that it was having difficulties finding the server. Then once it started working it was slower than dial up (I have DSL). I then deleted all my cookies, emptied my recycling bin, defragmented, deleted programs and games I don’t use, ran ad-aware, spybot, antivir, CCleaner, and AVG in hopes that one of those things would fix the problem…. but it still is slow! I have no idea why it would keep doing this. When I go to Windows task manager, as soon as I open it up it spikes to 100% CPU usage, and suddenly drops to 15 and goes up to maybe 60 at most again. What could be going on? Could it be a nasty trojan or something? Could it just be the internet provider? Anyone have any ideas?
Error 815. The broadband netwrok connection could not be established on your computer because the remote server is not responding. Please contact your internet service provider and inquire about the correct value for this field and update it in the connection prioperties.
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Hi everyone.
I run a small, part time ornamental metalworking business and my father is soon to be running a small sawmill on the same property. We’d like to set up our own website, but really don’t care to go through a provider that would hold the ownership of the website name (EX: It would be our content, but the actual address would belong to them).
I do however have in my possesion an HP pavillion 7955 (1.5 GHZ, 256 MbRAM, 40 GB hard drive, high speed cable internet) that USED to have windows until we lost the info on the hard drive during a storm. I had it checked and the computer is still good, just windows and everything else is gone. Would it be possible to set this PC up as a server for our own website? If so what might doing that entail, and can anybody recommend a good, straightforward reference book (out of the millions out there), preferably one that is simple to understand, that would at least HELP me get through the process?
Thanks everyone.
Hi everyone.
I run a small, part time ornamental metalworking business and my father is soon to be running a small sawmill on the same property. We’d like to set up our own website, but really don’t care to go through a provider that would hold the ownership of the website name (EX: It would be our content, but the actual address would belong to them).
I do however have in my possesion an HP pavillion 7955 (1.5 GHZ, 256 MbRAM, 40 GB hard drive, high speed cable internet) that USED to have windows until we lost the info on the hard drive during a storm. I had it checked and the computer is still good, just windows and everything else is gone. Would it be possible to set this PC up as a server for our own website? If so what might doing that entail, and can anybody recommend a good, straightforward reference book (out of the millions out there), preferably one that is simple to understand, that would at least HELP me get through the process?
Thanks everyone.