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Introduction to SEO

Posted by on May 18, 2013


What is SEO?

SEO is the abbreviation of Search Engine Optimization and it is a process to bring relevant visitors to your site by following the rules and regulations of search engines. The traffic which comes through SEO is unpaid, it is known as natural traffic or organic traffic.

Whenever you enter a question in a search engine and hit ?enter? you get a list of web results that contain that query term. Users normally tend to visit internet sites that are at the top of this kind of list as they understand those to be more relevant to the query. If you?ve ever wondered why many of these websites rank better than the others then you need to know that it is because of a powerful web marketing technique called???Search Engine Optimization (SEO).

SEO is a method which helps search engines locate and rank your website higher than the millions of other sites in response to a search query. Search engine optimization thus helps you acquire traffic from search engines.

This SEO tutorial covers all the necessary information you need to know about Search Engine Optimization ? what is it, how does it work and differences in the ranking criteria of major search engines.

How Search Engines Work

The first basic reality you need to know to learn Search engine optimization is that search engines usually are not humans. While this might be obvious for everybody, the actual differences between how humans and search engines view web pages are not same. Unlike humans, engines like google are text-driven. Although technology advances rapidly, search engines are far from smart creatures that can notice the beauty of a cool design or enjoy the seems and movement in movies. Instead, search engines like google crawl the Web, looking at particular site products (mainly text) to obtain an idea what a website is about. This short explanation is not the many precise because as we will see next, search engines carry out several activities to be able to deliver search results : crawling, indexing, processing, calculating relevancy, as well as retrieving.

First, search engines crawl the Web to see what is there. This task is performed by a piece of software, called a crawler or a spider (or Googlebot, as is the case with Google). Spiders follow links from one page to another and index everything they find on their way. Having in mind the number of pages on the Web (over 20 billion), it is impossible for a spider to visit a site daily just to see if a new page has appeared or if an existing page has been modified, sometimes crawlers may not end up visiting your site for a month or two.

What you can do is to check what a crawler sees from your site. As already mentioned, crawlers are not humans and they do not see images, Flash movies, JavaScript, frames, password-protected pages and directories, so if you have tons of these on your site, you?d better run the Spider Simulator below to see if these goodies are viewable by the spider. If they are not viewable, they will not be spidered, not indexed, not processed, etc. ? in a word they will be non-existent for search engines.

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How to subscribe IMAP email folders in outlook 2010

Posted by on May 13, 2013

Hello, if you use an IMAP connection with Outlook 2010 and you’ve created additional folders outside of Outlook, you may have trouble seeing these new folders. In order to view your new folders in Outlook, you will want to subscribe to those folders. In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the process of subscribing to an email folder in Outlook 2010.

Please go through the following steps,

  1. Start by opening Outlook 2010 on your computer.
  2. In the navigation pane, right click the email account (e.g. you@yourdomain.com).
  3. In the right click menu, choose IMAP Folders.
  4. In the IMAP Folders pop-up window, click the Query button.
  5. In the list of folders that appears, choose the folder you want to subscribe to and click the Subscribe button. (If you have more than one folder you want to subscribe to; hold down the Ctrl key on your keyboard, click each folder, and then click the Subscribe button).

If you have any trouble viewing all of your IMAP folders, you can update the list in Outlook:

  1. Right click the email account
  2. Choose Update Folder List.
  3. Repeat steps 1-5 in the section above to subscribe to any folders as needed.

Your newly subscribed folders should now be visible under your email account in Outlook 2010.

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Hands on new domain pricing of XeonBD!

Posted by on February 2, 2013

Domain registration price of XeonBD has recently been changed after a very long period of time. ICANN and the global market have raised domain registration fee a few months ago but we had been trying out level best to keep our old price ongoing. As a matter of fact as we can not compromise with the quality of our service, XeonBD can nothing to do but raise the price of following domain extensions.

 

Domain
Extension		 Domain
Registration/Renew/Transfer		 Domain Reseller
Registration/Renew/Transfer
.com 990 BDT /year 900 BDT /year
.net 990 BDT /year 900 BDT /year
.org 990 BDT /year 900 BDT /year
.info 990 BDT /year 900 BDT /year
.biz 990 BDT /year 900 BDT /year
.us 990 BDT /year 900 BDT /year
.name 990 BDT /year 900 BDT /year
.ws 990 BDT /year 900 BDT /year
.eu 990 BDT /year 900 BDT /year

 

It has been studied by XeonBD team analyzing the current market condition and we can claim that our price is still most competitive than others in terms of quality and services. So, we are confident enough ensuring 100% satisfaction at any regards.

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What does the different extensions mean

Posted by on December 25, 2012

The most common question is “What do the different extensions mean?” The newest web extensions are explained below. . . select a particular domain extension that you would like to learn more about from the list below.

Extensions are categories of Internet domain names. There are several of them to choose from:

.com represents the word “commercial,” and is the most widely used extension in the world. Most businesses prefer a .com domain name because it is a highly recognized symbol for having a business presence on the Internet.

.net represents the word “network,” and is most commonly used by Internet service providers, Web-hosting companies or other businesses that are directly involved in the infrastructure of the Internet. Additionally, some businesses choose domain names with a .net extension for their intranet Websites.

.org represents the word “organization,” and is primarily used by non-profits groups or trade associations.

.biz is used for small business Web sites.

.info is for credible resource Web sites and signifies a “resource” web site. It’s the most popular extension beyond .com, .net and .org.

.mobi (short for “mobile”) is reserved for Web sites built for easy viewing on mobile devices.

.us is for American Web sites and is the newest extension. It has the largest amount of available names in inventory.

.cc was originally the country code for Coco’s Keeling Islands. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

.bz was originally designated as the country code for Belize, but is now commonly used by small business who can’t get the name they want using the .biz extension. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

.tv is for rich content/multimedia Web sites, commonly used within the entertainment or media industry.

.vg is the country code for the British Virgin Islands. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

.ws was originally designated as the country code for Western Samoa, but is now commonly used as an acronym for “Web sites.” It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

.name is the only domain extension specifically designed for personal use. It is commonly used for easy to remember e-mail addresses and personal web sites that display photos or personal information about an individual.

.co.uk is the country code for United Kingdom. The .co portion of the extension indicates the domain name is for commercial purposes (similar to a standard .com extension). It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

.org.uk is the country code for United Kingdom. The .org portion of the extension indicates the domain name is for an organization. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

.me.uk is the country code for United Kingdom. The .me portion of the extension indicates the domain name is for an individual. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

.de is the country code for Germany. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country. If you are not a resident and citizen of Germany, the Administrative Contact for this domain name registration will automatically be assigned Network Solutions’ German proxy contact information.

.eu is the country code for the European Union. Registration of .eu domain names requires registrants to meet one of the three eligibility requirements: have a registered office, central administration or principal place of business within the European Community; have an organization established within the European Community without prejudice to the application of national law; or be a natural person resident within the European Community. Alternatively, you can secure the use of a .eu domain name by using Network Solutions .EU Registration Service. Network Solutions Europe, LLC is the registrar for all .eu domain names. Click here for more information.

.be is the country code for Belgium. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

.cn is the country code for China. It may be registered by businesses, organizations and sole proprietorships from any country.

.com.cn is the country code for China. The .com portion of the extension indicates the domain is for commercial purposes (similar to a standard .com extension). It may be registered by businesses, organizations and sole proprietorships from any country.

.net.cn is the country code for China. The .net portion of the extension represents the word “network”, and is generally used by internet infrastructure providers. It may be registered by businesses, organizations and sole proprietorships from any country.

.org.cn is the country code for China. The .org portion of the extension indicates the domain is for an organization. It may be registered by businesses, organizations and sole proprietorships from any country.

.cn Regional names. There are 34 regional .cn extensions available, for example, .bj.cn. The .bj portion of the extension represents Beijing and the .cn represents China. These extensions may be registered by businesses, organizations and sole proprietorship from any country.

.tw is the country code for Taiwan. It may be registered by businesses, organizations and sole proprietorships from any country.

.com.tw is the country code for Taiwan. The .com portion of the extension indicates the domain is for commercial purposes (similar to a standard .com extension). It may be registered by businesses, organizations and sole proprietorships from any country.

.org.tw is the country code for Taiwan. The .org portion of the extension indicates the domain is for an organization. It may be registered by businesses, organizations and sole proprietorships from any country.

.at is the country code for Austria. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

.com.mx is the country code for Mexico. The .com portion of the extension indicates the domain name is for commercial purposes (similar to a standard .com extension). It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

.co.nz is the country code for New Zealand. The .co portion of the extension indicates the domain name is for commercial purposes (similar to a standard .com extension). It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

.net.nz is the country code for New Zealand. The .net portion of the extension represents the word “network”, and is generally used by internet infrastructure providers. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

.org.nz is the country code for New Zealand. The .org portion of the extension indicates the domain name is for an organization. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

.gs is the country code for the South Georgia & South Sandwich Islands. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

.tc is the country code for the Turks & Caicos Islands. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

.ms is the country code for Montserrat. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

.fm is the country code for Federated States of Micronesia, but is commonly used for FM radio.

.am is the country code for Armenia, but commonly used for AM radio.

.la is the country extension for Laos, but also used for Los Angeles, Louisiana or Latin America.

.us.com is an alternate domain for the United States

.uk.com is an alternate domain for the United Kingdom

.eu.com is an alternate domain for the European Union

.de.com is an alternate domain for Germany

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Optimize wordpress for your server

Posted by on December 4, 2012

 

Today I m going to talk about very popular blogging platform or content management system behavior towards the server, which happens behind the scene.

Very often people can see their hosting account get suspended because of excessive resource usage. Truly its a moment of panicking when you see a suspension message is hanging on your own site where people come to see and become disappointed. So to prevent this kind of harassment you should take precautionary measures to minimize your server load by tweaking into your content management system platform.

WordPress and server usage:

Why very simple and sleek blogging platform like WordPress consume excessive resource! How you can reduce or less your server resources by tweaking in WordPress! Well, today, I may cover only WordPress but I will be trying to release another article for you to help.

If you use WordPress than you can find WordPress is great software because of its ease of use, it does have a history of using excessive server resources (such as memory and/or CPU time) at times. This is not always the fault of WordPress directly, but instead it could be the result of either:

  1. A coded plugin
  2. Custom theme sometimes with too much unnecessary features

With so many lines of code in WordPress and custom user code written in plugins and custom themes, pinpointing directly where the excessive server resource usage is occurring is a difficult task. To solve these multidimensional problems, we can approach one by one.

#1. Stick with the latest updates:

Days passed, new bugs come up and developers jump on it to fix and they release updates. So it is better to be updated on your WordPress platform, plugins and themes regularly. Because it is seen that most recent versions have the latest optimization that can prevent you from your WordPress website being hacked or suspended for excessive resources.

#2. Budget the functions you need for your theme:

Statistic shows that most of the people choose WordPress theme/template by only seeing its design and outlook. Yes, outlook is a vital point on choosing your preferred WordPress theme but very often these themes come up with so much garbage functionality that makes the site load slowly and give pressure to the server CPU. So before making your best WordPress template selection, you should budget the function you want along with the look you dream. It better to avoid team Avengers when Hulk is fair enough.

#3. Choose the best coded plugin for your wordpress website:

If you are not rich enough to play with server memory than you may try to avoid using these plugins as to perform the task these offer, consumes a lot of memory of server.

List of WordPress plugins use excessive server CPU/Memory usage:

Broken Link Checker Pounds the server with HTTP requests.

Dynamic Related Posts Almost all Related Posts plugins suffer from the same fundamental problems regarding MySQL, indexing, and search making most very database intensive.

WP Smushit Relies on Yahoo services and memory mapping… When Yahoo fails or memory mapping is exceeded, the plugin fails and brings down sites with it.

MyReviewPlugin (MyRP) SLAMS the database with writes at orders of magnitude.

LinkMan? Related to MyRP.

SEO Auto Links & Related Posts? Creates large and inefficient queries which load down the database

Fuzzy SEO Booster Thrashes MySQL

WP PostViews? inefficiently writes to the database on every page load. Try something like Automatic stats or Google Analytic to track traffic in a scalable manner.

Tweet Blender

Similar Posts- Does FULL TEXT indexes on MySQL which does not scale.

Contextual Related Posts- Does FULL TEXT indexes on MySQL which does not scale.

List is collected from WP Engine and I have removed some from the list because those are vital for SEO of WordPress and enhancing functionality.

#4. Install WP Super Cache/W3 Total Cache/Memcahced WordPress plugin:

Though sometimes these plugin works in a different way but their purpose is all the same and that is reducing server load. These reduce a site server load by creating static html versions of pages as they are requested, which are then served the next time anyone hits the page. This means none of the php scripts or database calls are executed the second time around, so the server has to do a lot less work per page view, as it is not calling the database over and over again and need not to wait for database to respond. It also has the benefit that cached pages are served quicker, and thus provides a better user experience and speed in surfing the site. In order to know how memcahced works and the installation process please visit Memcached and WordPress.

We always face the best in everyday. So, these four steps may make a very good and exemplary change on your WordPress and server and may save you from spending more bucks on buying a VPS but you should look always for the updated tips and tweaks available online.

Hoping to hit back to you with a similar article for a different platform soon. Originally posted on SuperInception.com

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Configure your WordPress website with High-performance, distributed object caching system : Memcache

Posted by on November 12, 2012

WordPress is a great piece of blogging / CMS software. If your running a WordPress site and your having growing pains, you can combine the two to handle increased traffic and, more than likely, get pages to load faster for everyone.

WordPress has built-in support for extensible caching, but by default, it only valid for one session. While this helps speed up page loads / reduce server load for individual users, caching the objects in a non-session-exclusive (persistent) cache has much more potential for performance improvements and generally scales better. (You can read more about built-in WP_Cache mechanisms here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/WP_Cache)
We recommend and have successfully implemented the WordPress plugin Memcached object cache (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/memcached/), which is trivial to install / configure. By default, XeonBD’s all shared servers are running a single memcached server on the same server that PHP is running on (i.e. 127.0.0.1 or local host). It also having the port 11211, which is the “standard” memcached port.

memcached actually installed, running and accepting connections on whatever you configure Memcached object cache to use (127.0.0.1:11211 is again, the default).

Installing the actual adapter that lets WP_Cache use memcached is just a matter of putting the object-cache.php into your wp-content directory. If your set up using the defaults, it should just start working immediately. This, in combination with the fantastic WP-Super Cache-Plus plugin (http://wpscp.trac.armadillo.homeip.net/) will allow your site to handle much more traffic than would otherwise be possible.

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WordPress username security | WordPress 101

Posted by on April 4, 2012

For WordPress users, following are the very basic and obvious security installments for your WordPress powered website. Apply the security enhancement if you haven’t done yet.

Follow the steps very precisely and you will find your definite goal.

1. Change your username admin to something else:

If you install WordPress manually, this involves modifying the database. Fantastic users are able to pick admin user and password as part of the installation process. There are more fields to fill in but you may end up with more secure WordPress installation.

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 $ mysql -u bloguser -pPassword: mypasswordmysql> use myblog;

mysql> update wp23jk1_users set user_login=’myadm’ where user_login=’admin’;

mysql> exit;

You may use phpMyAdmin and paste the SQL command (the update line) to execute it.

 

Alternatively, you may edit the value manually using phpMyAdmin web interface.

 

Now your admin user name is myadm instead of admin.

2. Pick Secure Password for Admin

Changing your admin username to something else is not a guarantee that people will not be able to guess it. For instance, if you use your username as the displayed meta data in every post, or you enable author specific page in multi-author blog, you will reveal your user name to the world.

With that assumption, you should pick secure password for your WordPress login. Combine upper and lowercase characters and numbers. You can also follow the following link in our blog to find out how to create a strong password.

http://www.xeonbd.com/blog/tag/how-to-create-a-strong-password-so-easily/

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The Apple Event on March 7: New Apple iPad, New Apple TV and iOS 5.1 goes official

Posted by on March 29, 2012

The Apple Event on March 7: New Apple iPad, New Apple TV and iOS 5.1 goes official

Apple has unveiled the next-gen iPad at its event in San Francisco on March 7, 2012. Packing a Retina IPS display with the mind-blowing resolution of 2048 x 1536 pixels and a bumped up GPU, this shapes up to be one of the hottest slates on the market. And not as most people had thought, the iPad has kept its “Home button” alright.

This picture is what Apple had sent to media to invite them for the release event.

The new device is simply called iPad – just like the first generation device, not iPad3 or iPadHD as was rumored before.

The event started with the announcement of iOS 5.1 – its available now and will roll out in Japan over the next few weeks, bringing Japanese language support for Siri, as rumored previously.

The new Apple TV also got a spot under the sunlight at the event – 1080p-capable, running iOS with a new UI with big “billboard images for movies”. It will be available for $99 and will be available this week with pre-orders starting from March 7.

Moving on to the main course for the night, the new Apple iPad offers a Retina display with a resolution of 2048 x 1536 with around 263.92 ppi. Apple also says that it has better color saturation than the iPad 2.

The processor inside is not a quad-core A6 but a dual-core A5X with quad-core graphics.

The camera is dubbed iSight – it’s a 5 MP BSI unit with auto-focus, sporting a 5-element lens. The new iPad’s camera offers 1080p video recording.

The new iPad features 21Mbps HSPA+ and 42Mbps DC-HSDPA and 4G LTE up to 73Mbps.

The new iPad will keep its acclaimed 10-hour battery life, save when in 4G mode when it will be able to do 9 hours.

The 16GB version of the new iPad will cost $499, the 32GB abd 64GB will be $599 and $699. The 4G versions will be $629, $729 and $829 for the 16GB, 32GB and 64GB versions. It will be available on March 16.

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Useful WordPress Plugins

Posted by on March 19, 2012

There are several thousands of WordPress plugins in the WordPress community and new plugins are coming out each and every day. However, not all plugins are useful, in fact some are very bad written that will mess up your site or harm your WordPress installation. So how do you know which plugins are right for you? Well, here is a list of plugins those are found useful. Hopefully you will find something useful here.

WP Cache

To save your SQL server resources, WP Cache works by caching Worpress pages and storing them in a static file for serving future requests directly from the file rather than loading and compiling the whole PHP code and then building the page from the database. It is a very useful plugin if you have a high traffic site or low performance server.

WP eCommerce

Want to sell stuffs on your blog? You must check out this WP eCommerce plugin byInstinct. It is an Ajax powered shopping cart, very easy to use. You can setup your shop in minutes through the Admin panels.
Intouch Ajax contact form
I’ve been using this contact form for over a year. It works very good and filters all the spams. Seriously, NO SPAM at all. It also allows you to customize the email subject, thank you messages, and adds addition form fields.
Secure and Accessible Contact Form
Another contact form by Mike Cherim and Mike Jolley. Although, I have never used this contact form before, but I’ve been hearing good rating on them. So, give it a shoot.

Sideblog

One of the popular WordPress plugins, Sideblog is the best way to post short notes on the sidebar. I use it for Best Web Gallery. It gives you options to define the sideblog category, how many entries to display, and whether to exclude from RSS feeds.

WP PageNavi

WP PageNavi adds a better paging navigation to your WordPress site. It is nice if you have a lot of posts because it allows your visitors to skip from page to page. I use it onN.Design Studio and Best Web Gallery.

Sociable

Sociable appends a list of the social bookmarking sites (ie. Digg, Del.icio.us, Reddit) at the end of your posts and allows your visitors to bookmark. I used this plugin before and it worked very well.

Ajax Post Rating

WP Post Ratings adds a 5-star Ajax rating system to your posts/pages. It works like a charm. Hint: most CSS gallery sites use this plugin.

Ajax Comment

A very simple yet effect Ajax comment plugin, it checks if all fields filled correctly (so your visitors will never see the default error messages), and also makes sure to avoid comment duplication, and has flood protection capabilities as well.

Ajax Inline Comment

This plugin gives your visitors an Ajax live comment preview. It is great if they need to enter HTML tags in your comments. So, no more syntax errors in your comments.

Ajax Polls

As seen on Web Designer Wall, it adds a Ajax poll system to your site. It is very flexible with a lot of features. Layout is completely customizable via Admin panels. It also allows you to archive the polls. Highly recommended!

Gravatar 2 Plugin

It basically display a Gravatar (globally recognized avatar) of your commenters. In case you don’t know yet, Automattic (WordPress creator) just acquired Gravatar and the future Gravatar services will run faster and bigger sizes (up to 128px).

Digg This

Digg this is a WordPress plugin that detects incoming links from Digg.com to your wordpress post and automatically display a link back to the digg post, for people to digg your story. When a digg is first recognized, it will send an email to the site’s admin.
Subscribe to comment
Subscribe to Comments 2.1 is a plugin that allows commenters on your blog to check a box before commenting and get e-mail notification of further comments. You probably seen it already, it adds a checkbox “Notify me of followup comments via e-mail” in the comment form.

Admin Drop Down Menu

I’ve been this plugin since my first WordPress site, it is a must have for every WordPress site. It saves me so much time and clicks. It basically makes your secondary menu activate on mouseover. For example, instead of click Write, then click Page; you can mouseover Write and click Page (this will save one click and one pageload). Big time saver!

Adsense Deluxe

Adsense Deluxe is probably the best Adsense plugin available on the web. Very easy to use: first you define your ad code through the Admin options, then insert a HTML snippet (“”) into anywhere of your post content, and it will automatically repace it with your ad code.

Search Everything

Default WordPress search engine doesn’t search metadatas, static Pages, etc. This plugin allows you to search everything in the database. Of course, it comes with options, so you can set what to search.

Ajax Calendar

If you use calendar in your sidebar, consider this Ajax Calendar. Your visitor can browse through the calendar without refreshing the page.
Breadcrumb Navigation XT
Although not many sites use breadcrumb navigation now, but if you want, here is one:Breadcrumb Navigation XT. It basically lets you add a breabcrumb navigation to your site.

Google Sitemap Generator

If you need to generate a XML compliant sitemap for search engines, Google Sitemap Generator is the best choice (supported by most popular search engines: Google, Yahoo, Ask.com, and MSN).

Simple Recent Comments

Another must have plugin. In fact, it is in all my WordPress sites. It outputs a list of recent comment excerpt. You can install as WordPress plugin or simply include in your theme folder (no activation required). Simple!

Simple Tags

As of version 2.3, WordPress has a built-in tagging system, however with very limited features. Simple Tags gives you more features: type-ahead / auto suggestion tags, manage tags (rename, delete, add..), edit mass tags, dynamic tag cloud colors, and more!

WP Mailing List

Not sure if anyone would still signup newsletter since we have RSS now. But newsletter is the best way to inform your subscribers with new products and updates. I find this plugin will be useful if you run a WP eCommerce shop. It is not free (cost $14.99), but totally worth it (check out their features).

Category Tag Cloud

If you want to fake your categories into a tag cloud like what I did at Best Web Gallery, here is the plugin Category Tag Cloud. It is very easy to install and customize.

Paged Comments

This plugin is useful if you get a lot of comments on your blog. It breaks your comments into a number of pages. Imagine if your blog gets over a thousand of comments? You definitely need this plugin.

flickrRSS

This plugin allows you to easily display Flickr photos on your weblog. It supports user, public and group photostreams. The plugin is relatively easy to setup and configure via an options panel. It also has support for an image cache located on your server.

Theme Switcher

Theme Switcher allows your readers to switch among installed themes. This plugin is useful if you offer WordPress theme and you want to let your users to preview the themes. I use it to showcase my free WordPress themes.

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Guardian Backup by XeonBD

Posted by on November 21, 2011

We are very glad to introduce our latest backup service which have been LIVE for you already. In the following para you will be shortly briefed about our Guardian backup solution.

Guardian backup is a fully managed robust backup solution that provides continuous data protection and off-site disaster recovery for your own hosting. Guardian backup uses replication and synchronization, with point-in-time snap shots, to provide up to the minute data protection of your complete server configuration. Guardian directly reads your hard disk volumes at the sector level, bypassing the file system for the ultimate in performance and recovery. Our disk sector synchronization is performed while the server is online and causes no interruption to I/O requests, even on a busy hour. By reading the disk at the lowest possible level, Guardian captures incremental recovery images containing your files and all the required information for complete disaster recovery.

Guardian Backup Features

  • Continuous Backups During normal host operation, the Guardian agent keeps a journal of disk changes. Incremental backups know what sectors on the disk have changed before the backup operation even starts. Guardian’s method is less resource intensive than tradition file-by-file or block-by-block backup methods.
  • Incremental Snapshots Our technology provides consistent point-in-time system-wide backup images.
  • Bare-Metal Disaster Recovery Restore servers directly from disk-based backup. Unlike traditional backup software, there is NO need to first partition your drive and install the operating system. Bare-Metal-Recovery greatly increases the speed of complete system recovery from a catastrophic failure.
  • High Performance, Low System Impact Sector based backups increase throughput and reduce overhead. Servers can be fully operational with minimal performance impact during backups. Backups can usually be performed at anytime, even on busy hour.

For your more clarification like to include that at a point each day a full backup is taken, that backup is updated each hour after that until the same time the next day, at which point it is archived as the final daily backup for that day, there are seven days retained. The daily service also includes 4 weekly backups and 3 monthly backups being archived. So if you want to restore your site in a previous point to recover any disaster you can submit a ticket to us. Currently Guardian backup only supporting all the Linux shared hosting account.

If you still have any confusion regarding this service please open a ticket from your client area under sales department and our representative will get back to you to meet your thirst.

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