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	<pubDate>Thu, 09 Jul 2009 08:23:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title><![CDATA["Hosting, Unlimited Disk Space and Bandwidth!"]]></title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<b>The Truth About UNLIMITED</b><br />Web Hosting is a commodity. The main elements of any web hosting plan are disk space and bandwidth. Disk space is the space you have allotted on the web server to store your website. Bandwidth is an amount you have available to transfer web pages from the web server to the browsers of visitors to your site. Web pages and graphics consume bandwidth or capacity on the web. Bandwidth and disk space cost money.<br /><br />The network lines that carry data around the web (optic fiber, cable, copper wire etc) have a finite capacity. There is a limit to the amount of data that can be transferred at any point in time. Likewise, the hard drive of a web server has a limited amount of space determined by the physical size of the hard drive.<br /><br />Many hosting companies claim to offer "unlimited" plans (both disk space and bandwidth), but be aware that there are physical limitations to both disk space and bandwidth. Before you buy an "unlimited" plan, know what you're getting into.<br /><br /><b>The Attraction to Unlimited</b><br />When consumers decide they want to place a website on the internet, they are often unaware of the fact that there are limitations. Unlimited is attractive because it requires no further thought. If it's unlimited then I never need to worry about running out, right? Although this is understandable, there are risks with purchasing unlimited plans.<br /><br /><!--fonto:Arial Black--><span style="font-family:Arial Black"><!--/fonto-->The Unlimited Myth<!--fontc--></span><!--/fontc--><br /><br />Many web hosting companies offer "unlimited" as a plan feature. It is impossible for any provider to actually provide an unlimited amount of bandwidth or disk space. It's just not possible.<br /><br /><b>So Why Do Unlimited Plans Exist?</b><br />Most websites only consume a very small amount of bandwidth and disk space. Web hosting companies that provide unlimited anything as a plan feature are banking on the fact that you won't use very much. Unlimited is a marketing trick to get your business. The web hosting market is very competitive. Although selling plans that pretend to be unlimited can seem dishonest, it does not mean that the hosting company will not provide good service. Check in the hosting company's Terms of Service: there will probably be a note about what "unlimited" really means. Be aware that there are many dishonest webhosting providers on the net. Many will set up as many "unlimited" hosting plans as they can, and when the server is about at the breaking point, the seller will dissappear, along with all your accounts if you are a reseller. Be sure you are dealing with a reputable company.<br /><br /><b>When Are Unlimited Plans Ok?</b><br />If you have a small website and know that it will not consume too much space or bandwidth, then unlimited plans make your choices a bit easier to understand. Most plans that offer unlimited will have some restrictions such as no audio or video downloads. The reason audio or video downloads are typically not allowed in unlimited hosting plans is because these types of files consume significant bandwidth and disk space which exposes the host to the risk of having to add more hard drive space and bandwidth, which costs them more money. If you choose an unlimited plan and you know your needs won't be very intensive then you won't run into any problems.<br /><br /><b>When Are Unlimited Plans Not Ok?</b><br />If you intend to have a lot of visitors to your site, lots of downloads, including audio or video files, do not choose an unlimited plan hoping to get unrestricted bandwidth. You will find yourself with problems. Your web host is not going to run at a loss for long - they could shut down your website or even charge you extra (read the terms of service).<br /><br /><b>So What Is The Best Thing To Do</b>?<br />The best course of action is to plan ahead. Calculate what type of bandwidth and disk space you will need then multiply it by 2 just to allow for expansion. Remember, you can always buy more bandwidth or disk space if you need - often for only a few dollars or pounds a month extra. Look for plans that meet those requirements.<br /><br />Only consider an unlimited hosting plan if you know your disk space and bandwidth requirements are very low. If, on the other hand, you have an ecommerce site or a site that you expect to grow in size and bandwidth in future, avoid any plans that offer unlimited bandwidth or disk space.<br /><br /><b><!--fonto:Century Gothic--><span style="font-family:Century Gothic"><!--/fonto-->(If you're still hoping to find a real unlimited disk space/bandwidth deal, I have a car to sell you that gets unlimited mileage from a single tank of petrol.)<!--fontc--></span><!--/fontc--></b>]]></description>
		<pubDate>Mon, 29 Jun 2009 10:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>Pure SEOCMS. (Content Management System and more!)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<span style='font-family: Arial Black'><strong class='bbc'>More than just another CMS.</strong></span><br />
Although this software comes under the banner of a Content Management System (CMS), it is a lot more then that.<br />
It is a Search Engine Optimised Content Management System (SEO CMS) and a website builder that can be used by a novice or professonal alike.<br />
Pure SEO CMS is an optimized PC based website content management solution with enough power to create a high quality business website. No online server required. Designed around the new web standards it is much faster to create and maintain high quality websites than any WYSIWYG or HTML editors. It allows beginners to enter their content easily and just select a suitable design. Experts can automate powerful SEO, accessibility and alternating design routines by applying their own templates, then leave clients to enter the content. Includes code generators to create tables from spreadsheets, photo albums, text effect etc. Also includes pre-built website designs or CSS design wizards and CSS editors to create new html templates.<br />
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<strong class='bbc'>Who will benefit with Pure SEOCMS</strong><br />
Beginners Get Secure, high quality, optimized website quickly & easily<br />
Experts Get Fastest CMS, hand code quality, simple html templates<br />
90% quicker than WYSIWYG editors.<br />
Optimized hand code quality pages.<br />
Instantly apply wide range of FREE template designs<br />
Reliable, hacker free pages.<br />
FREE code generators. Table, photo albums etc.<br />
Safe mode for beginners; full html access for experts.<br />
All menus, SEO, accessibility tags built automatically.<br />
Unlimited number of sites from one install.<br />
Preview website before release.<br />
Content 100% separate from design.<br />
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<strong class='bbc'>Non-techies can create a website in a few minutes</strong><br />
Pure SEO CMS needs no training or knowledge of how to design a website. It is quite simply the quickest and easiest way to write and maintain a website.<br />
They say that the three most important things in every website are content, content and content; so Pure SEO CMS is designed to make it easy for anyone to include and update as much information as they want by simply:-<br />
1. Entering text into boxes.<br />
2. Clicking buttons to add, delete or move text blocks and pages.<br />
3. Clicking buttons to add pictures.<br />
4. Click one button to build and check the website.<br />
5a. Upload the site to the Internet or<br />
5b. Click one button and send the site to us to be produced.<br />
Your first website should only take about ten minutes longer than the time it takes you to write the text. Updates can be made by anyone in a matter of minutes.<br />
<strong class='bbc'><span style='font-family: Tahoma'>For more info and free single site Pure SEOCMS <a href='http://www.mooredale.co.uk' class='bbc_url' title='External link' rel='nofollow'>CLICK HERE</a></span></strong>]]></description>
		<pubDate>Thu, 25 Jun 2009 12:13:00 +0000</pubDate>
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