destination-target
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- Jul 5, 2010
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as they say upgrade your plan. or took a dedicated server.
Account suspended - high CPU / RAM usage
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Daniel0cean
Regular Member
- Aug 18, 2010
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next time use wp dbmanager and w3 total cache with your autoblog. i had samei issue with hostgator regarding sql queris but it all got fixed after installing the plugins
Now that worked
@Haters:
I'm pretty new into blogging. So far I've been running a number of static pages but never tried WP or any other content management system. I'm a marketing type of guy, looking for classical aspects such as landingpage optimization and never knew much about hosting at all. So calm down and don't be so harsh.
TurkeySub
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- Jul 20, 2010
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Now that worked
@Haters:
I'm pretty new into blogging. So far I've been running a number of static pages but never tried WP or any other content management system. I'm a marketing type of guy, looking for classical aspects such as landingpage optimization and never knew much about hosting at all. So calm down and don't be so harsh.
When you make comments like you did, what exactly did you expect as a reply? Your a prime example of a cheap ass giving a web host a bad name because you don't have a clue.
Instead of saying stupid shit learn to start asking questions and learn.
I've got 10 autoblogs on Hostgator shared server and never had a problem. On top of that, I have about 50 other squeeze pages and sales pages, and my own personal blog. As far as I'm concerned, for $10 a month they are the absolute best. Their staff is professional, and in 6 months I've had not one issue and can't ever remember my sites being down at all. Great service. The absolute best, hands down.
I don't know why people still mess around with these rinky dink hosting providers that charge $3 or $4 per month. You get what you pay for.
I don't know why people still mess around with these rinky dink hosting providers that charge $3 or $4 per month. You get what you pay for.
supamanjon
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- Dec 19, 2009
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Now that worked
@Haters:
I'm pretty new into blogging. So far I've been running a number of static pages but never tried WP or any other content management system. I'm a marketing type of guy, looking for classical aspects such as landingpage optimization and never knew much about hosting at all. So calm down and don't be so harsh.
I suggest keep your reading to par then. I thought autoblogs use content just so they get stuff indexed fast. You definietely do not need 200 post per day that's a red flag to google i'd think for a spam blog.
TurkeySub
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- Jul 20, 2010
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If you are getting that many visitors you should not even consider a shared option. You are going to want a VPS/Cloud or a dedicated server.
For those who don't get it, shared hosting is where you start when you have no idea what your doing, as soon as your site has even small amounts of traffic and you are using it to make money you need to move into a real solution.
I just made so many posts the first week. Now the google bot is having a tea party with me several times a day and that's just fine to me. From ten people that answered my question, nine made it to write something else than "blablabla you stupid shithead blablabla"...
I didn't want to hurt my hosting service, like I said, I'm NEW to blogging and don't have a fu..ing clue okay.