I wanted to write this post for a long time. But never got to do it until today because I had the impression it would require much effort and time … and be kind of boring.
But when I finally started writing I was surprised to learn a thing or two about web hosting myself. So I guess we can all benefit.
This guide is about every aspect of web hosting that might be important to an online business owner (at least every aspect I know of). You can follow the advice step by step or just pick the elements that seem to be the most significant for your current situation.
Starting with:
Free hosts vs. standard hosts
Where “standard” means ones you have to pay for.
Today’s post is a little different. I’m switching from the online world for a minute to show you how, and why, you should set up a standing desk.
I hate to be the one to break this to you, but you make mistakes too… We all do. Being able to put some words together in a smooth sequence of sentences is not enough to produce a decent blog post.
Is there a way to calculate productivity? If so, then I’m the perfect person to tell you about it (not to toot my own horn here, of course). You see, it’s late night here in Poland and yet I’m still sitting here, writing this short post, and feeling productive.
Are you looking for some new business ideas for 2011 or even 2012? I’m pretty sure you haven’t considered Central European markets, like Poland. Now let me tell you why you should.
Hi there! I'm Karol. I was never good at elevator pitches so let me just tell you like it is: I make a living by using my blogs as business tools (directly and indirectly). Over the last couple of years, I had the privilege to work with some great people and publish my articles on sites like: About.com, ProBlogger, Freelance Switch, Quick Sprout, Lifehack and many others.
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