If you are hosting your blog or website on a shared server (or I guess, any server), you may be hitting your inodes limit at some point. In a nutshell, it indicates the number of files and folders you are using (most likely you are hitting this inode usage limit because of the number of […]
Note: This is a guest post written by Dayna Lutz Have you been looking to invest your money and time to improve your SEO ranking? You must have considered investing in search engine optimization for your website. Whether you intend to use an agency or do it yourself, this is one of the wisest decisions
How to enable SSH on VaultPress – If you are blogging on WordPress, there is a higher chance of you backing up your WordPress blog through VaultPress (it’s one of the most popular WordPress backup services out there). While it’s easy to set up a backup and restore through FTP (which is its most basic
Note: This is a guest post written by Blake Davis If you’re looking to start your own blog, it can be difficult to determine which blogging platform you should use for it. While the final choice may depend on your needs, there are a couple of platforms out there that are a head above the
Note: This is a guest post written by Blake Davies In 2017 the blogosphere indeed seems like an incredible business idea. On the one hand, it allows you to create a passive stream of income and therefore put your own finances in a much better position. Now, before we carry on, it is vital that
Note: This is a guest post written by Blake Davies Originally launched in 2003 as a blogging platform, WordPress is probably the most widely-used content management system today. It has various advantages, including the fact that it requires very little technical knowledge, that it has a great community of enthusiasts behind it, and that it
Windows Live Writer (part of Microsoft Windows Essentials package) is a free application from Microsoft for bloggers to write blog posts and publish them onto the blogging platform of choice (example: Google Blogger, WordPress). It has always been my most favorite blogging editor for years, but sadly, it has never been updated since 2012 (even
As we all know by now, readers of our site/blog don’t always use their PC to come and read our posts. More often than not, they are on their smartphones or tablets reading our most recent piece on a train, bus, or on the couch at home. Lots of big news sites have their own
Note: This is a guest post written by Tracy Vides What can a tech writer do? What does a technology writer have anything to do with ecommerce? It turns out that writers in general are all set to make it big on the Internet. There was a time when writers could die of starvation. Today,
Last week, I’ve decided to move my commenting system to Disqus, which is one of the most popular commenting systems out there. Some of you asked and wanted to know why I decided to make the change. I also sort of made a promise in my how to migrate to Disqus post, so being a
WordPress 3.4 is here. What’s WordPress? It’s the blogging platform that powers Craving Tech and also millions of other blogs out there in the blogosphere. The latest update, WordPress 3.4, adds a few extra features for new bloggers who are still trying to tweak their themes and layouts, and also some improvements on posting. So,
By now, most of you must have already noticed the giveaway widget that I kept on using every time there was a new giveaway here at Craving Tech. The widget is one of the products from the PunchTab (free). The Giveaways widget is easy to set-up, manage, and a great tool to encourage sharing among
