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Virtual Private Servers (VPS) are for those who are in need of running customized programs on a low budget. Basically, VPS users still share the server with other users, but they are given separated computer functions. In other words, your files and hosted websites are not affected by other users on the server, and each VPS user would be guaranteed resources on the server (e.g. Guaranteed 512MB ECC RAM of the web server). This service can provide more security and performance.

With a Shared Hosting plan, you share storage on a web server with other users.....maybe hundreds of thousands and all the files are exposed to the users that are on the same shared server.

If any one of the users makes an error in scripting, all users on the shared server are affected. Therefore to lower the chance of this happening, users that are subscribed to Shared Hosting services are not authorized to run their own program.

I would recommend you go for VPS hosting since you will have complete control of the assigned servers.

Well explained.

GoodyOG:
pls how does the keyword ranking works..

Keywords have long played a central role in SEO, both as a dictatorial force responsible for shaping user search behaviors, and as a strategic focus for businesses looking to get in on the action.

Originally, the mechanics of keywords were fairly straightforward; Google used the frequency of keywords as they appeared throughout the web to determine which sites were associated with which terms, and then applied keywords from user queries to that established database.


Today, the use of keywords is much more complicated. Google’s algorithms have become so complex they now avoid keyword-based associations altogether. While its processes do use the presence of certain words to create a contextual construct for each website, there is a barrier of semantic processing that prevents a direct application.

To explain, when you enter a query in Google, Google no longer tries to pair the keywords in your query to results on the web. Instead, it evaluates the intention behind your query , and then searches for a “best fit” candidate in its network of indexed sites.
For this reason, keyword strategy in the modern era has changed dramatically from what we once knew. However, keywords are still important as a strategic element of any campaign.


It’s no longer a matter of simply injecting your chosen keywords into your site or page as often as possible and in as many places as possible. You need to be tactful and mindful of Google’s algorithmic rules if you want to avoid getting penalized and maximize your chances of getting found through search.


Page titles, h1 tags, and meta descriptions are still important for SEO, but make sure you’re writing them using natural language and try not to include the same keyword repeatedly in an unnatural way.
It’s also a bad idea to duplicate any titles or descriptions. Aside from that, the best way to include keywords on your site or page is in the body copy itself . Again, just be careful not to include the same exact keyword phrases too many times, and keep your emphasis on sounding natural.

you can turn the account into a page

BiafranBushBoy:
Don't worry about all that. Take your own blog to google first page. Everything will fall in naturally for me.

Seo is wonderful. But I am not in for some rat race. Thanks

ok then.

BiafranBushBoy:
Who cares about keywords?

I only pointed out to him that it doesn't mean only old blog gets comments.

I don't write for keywords. I write to teach and teach to get paid. That's all bro.

You webmasters can deal with your keywords and so on

Wether you write to teach or not to teach if people are searching for your services and not finding you how then will they get your teachings?

we also don't write for keywords,we offer solutions and as the one who started the thread pointed out on S.E.O...without it then why Blog?

BiafranBushBoy:
My website is just a month and some days.. I have 85 comments

Did I use juju?

You have to give people good information

Having many comments does not reflect the succes of your blog...
infact i delete hundreds if spam comments each day.


check how many keywords you rank for in google and if none,then you've got alot of work to do

Nothing like commited in cheap hosting.
They are all CRAP!!

Di you even have a data centre?....of course not....and am sure that you are reselling someone else's resources!!!"

To make money Lol!

$500 and you get your awesome review no customer can pass by without trying you out.
PM if interested.

your articles have 3+ links making the bots suspect you are spamming the forum.

100% of those cheap hosting companies are Resellers and just a waste of time....Better gi for a premium good host or free host like Byet host as a starter.

sounds interesting...but what is it for the partner??

have you tried contacting them?

Mike just stop arguinvlg with this guy...his widget code has links pointing to his dead site and wants people to use it...he is a scam