by Charles Oropallo | July 4, 2021 1:45 pm | Q & A, Random Info
Here we are at the 4th of July of 2021 already! The loss of life suffered in 2020 was horrendous. Yet there are people who still do not think in terms of helping their fellow citizens – and themselves – by being vaccinated. The vaccine misinformation mills...
by Robin Snow | March 19, 2021 9:27 am | Random Info
The internet is overflowing with streaming services, and yet the question always comes up: What should we watch tonight? Sometimes we browse through the options, seeking a few favorite classics, or this year’s Oscar nominees, but we have to bounce from platform to...
by Charles Oropallo | January 22, 2021 5:00 pm | Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Spam, Technical Help, Web Hosting, WordPress
I cannot begin to tell you how many people believe that once their website is done they are “all set”. Many think they don’t have to do anything more to it once it is out there live. While that may seem true in that moment, there is still much that...
by Charles Oropallo | August 19, 2020 2:22 pm | Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Technical Help, WordPress
The WordPress version 5.5 was rolled out sometime around the beginning of August. It’s developers boast there are 157 enhancements and feature requests and 307 bug fixes. Those may seem like high numbers – especially the bug fixes. However, WordPress is...
by Charles Oropallo | August 6, 2020 12:43 pm | Technical Help, Web Hosting, WordPress
It’s important to keep your website secure! CharlesWorks uses DirectAdmin on most of its Linux based servers. The latest PHP versions offer the best security. The later versions also offer better speed as well. The CharlesWorks web servers are optimized to keep...
by Robin Snow | April 5, 2017 12:02 pm | WordPress
If you would like to host your current WordPress website with CharlesWorks, we simply need the following from you to get started. If you don’t know the answer to these questions, don’t worry! We can help you through the process with access into various...
by Charles Oropallo | May 6, 2016 8:56 am | Domain Names, Technical Help, Web Hosting
Transferring a domain from a GoDaddy account to the CharlesWorks GoDaddy account must be done in the account where the domain is currently held. It is very straightforward. Although commonly called a domain transfer, the process of moving a domain between two accounts...
by Charles Oropallo | April 1, 2013 12:00 pm | Scams & Spoofs, Spam, Technical Help, WordPress
We’ve been extremely busy over the past year and haven’t gotten our newsletter out as often as we’d have liked to. We are sending this particular one out to let you know about ongoing attacks on the Internet, the most recent of which have been...
by Cherryl Jensen | January 1, 2012 9:22 pm | Technical Help
Is writing for the Web any different than writing for print? Isn’t good writing good writing no matter what or whom you’re writing for? Yes. And yes. Let’s take the second question first. Good writing is good writing. No matter what you’re...
by Peter Harris | March 1, 2011 12:00 pm | Technical Help
“Do you know who you are?”- it seems an absurd question, but many companies, especially small ones, suffer from a lack of self awareness. Sure, they know plenty about themselves, but they can’t see the forest through the trees. Small business owners...
by Robin Snow | October 1, 2010 12:00 pm | Domain Names, Web Hosting, WordPress
A website is used for communicating information to a large number of viewers. It is important that everything functions properly – buttons, links, etc. As long as it works, that’s all that matters, right? Well, what about how it looks? Most of...
by Charles Oropallo | September 1, 2010 12:00 pm | Domain Names, Web Hosting, WordPress
People have websites for hobbies, family news, sports, etc. However, if you have a business, whether small or large, you must, without a doubt have a website. Here are just a few ways that a website will help your business to be more successful. Marketing: A website...
by Bob Hill | May 1, 2010 12:00 pm | Technical Help
Modern office copiers can be a security risk. Almost every copier made since 2002 contains a hard drive, which stores a copy of every document the machine scans, prints, copies, or faxes. And if you need proof of just how dangerous this stored information can be,...
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