If you have lost access to a WordPress administration area, you can usually use WordPress’ password recovery feature to reset your password. However, there are some cases when this isn’t possible. This tutorial will show you how to manually add an admin user to a WordPress installation using phpMyAdmin.

The problem with traffic surges is that you never know what to expect. So how do you prepare for a sudden increase in traffic and make sure that your website does not become inaccessible?

Moving a database can be troublesome, especially if the database is large and your web host has strict upload restrictions. In this article, we address methods to successfully import large databases on shared web hosting packages.

If you have a large, high traffic website, you might have noticed that you are either nearing or exceeding the bandwidth allotment of your hosting plan. To avoid any costly overage fees or downtime, we provide some tips for optimizing your website.

Today, web hosting packages are cheaper than ever, with many hosts offering feature-packed plans with unlimited resources, all for less than $10 per month! And while this might seem like a good deal, there are a few other factors that you should consider before selecting a hosting plan.

One of the main reasons that people are hesitant to make drastic changes or significant updates and upgrades to their websites is fear of downtime. After all, many businesses and individuals use their websites as their sole method of generating income or selling products. And downtime can cause a website to miss out on sales, affiliate income, and new visitors.

How can this problem be remedied?

Shared web hosting is a great way to get started online. And if you are able to find a reliable hosting service, you’ll get a decent amount of resources and guaranteed uptime, all for one low price, usually less than $10 per month.

Even better, many hosts have started to offer unlimited resources. But what does this really mean?

Whether you’ve come across these terms online or have heard it thrown around by your web designer, it is important to know the difference so that you can determine the best solution for your website.