Posts Tagged ‘recommendations’
Do we ever use “store bought” themes for websites?
Here at RealBasics we build all new and rebuilt websites using the popular Beaver Builder page builder [non-affiliate link] products. On a Facebook group we follow someone asked: How do people explain using BB plugin and theme to clients? When comparing to other agencies who buy [heavily-advertised commercial theme company] themes and use demo content……
Read MoreWe’ve added Cloudways managed VPS hosting to our list of recommended products and services
This post was updated with new information. We’ve added Cloudways to our list of recommended products and services. We’re a little late to the VPS market as most of our small business clients don’t need the kind of horsepower you can get with a good VPS. And to be honest, until fairly recently managing your…
Read MoreOur Web Hosting Recommendations for 2016
We’re able to work with almost* all hosting companies the following companies are well regarded in the industry for speed and service, and not known for either limiting service to get you to upgrade or for other sales-driven annoyances. SiteGround The basic StartUp package would be good for your crisis management site but if you’re planning to…
Read MoreSalmon Bay Technology — a great local IT solution
Here at Real Basics we build, fix, and maintain websites. We’re proud of the work we do. We love doing it too. Something we don’t love is managing IT and intra-office computer technology. Exchange and other mail servers? Desktop and laptop security? Printers? Servers? Routers, modems, and switches? PBX and wireless phones? Cloud computing? We’ve done…
Read MoreThree hosting companies I’m recommending
Last month I un-recommended one particular hosting company. After some careful research I’m recommending three others. All three companies are well regarded in the industry for speed and service, and not known for either limiting service to get you to upgrade or for other sales-driven annoyances. SiteGround (https://www.siteground.com/web-hosting.htm) The basic StartUp package would be good for…
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