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Things To Avoid When Switching Web Hosts
If you are about to change web host there are some things that you should definitely avoid. With me owning hundreds of different websites, I think I am highly qualified to discuss the mistakes you might make. You can learn from my mistakes and save yourself a lot of misery. If you are about to switch then the following are some of the more common mistakes that you could avoid.
¢ Do not change your web host unless you actually need to. Fixing something that is not broken is pointless. With the potential for things going wrong during the switch, it is a risky move. You could regret this decision, especially if the service you are currently getting is not that bad.
¢ It is better not to move your website until you have backed it up fully. The last thing you will want is to lose all your website data but this is exactly what could happen if you did not have a full backup.
¢ If you have the money, you might want to consider getting a professional to move your site. Some web hosting providers will move your website free of charge and if you are offered this service, you should definitely consider it. Don't forget to back up your site, even if someone else is going to take care of the move for you.
¢ Try to ensure that you have a bit of spare time available for making the move. It is not a good idea to rush this move. Although these moves are generally straightforward, it is better to have some time on your hands to sort out any problems which could arise.
¢ During the first 48 hours after you make the move you will not be able to add new content, and new comments might be lost. To avoid this happening, you should warn your visitors not to leave comments during this time.
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