It takes two. Briangrace protects the infrastructure--the server and network--that hosts your website. The hosting space is your space. You can use almost anything you want to build the website, but you need to make sure that your website is secure. It’s like the police: HostPapa patrols the streets, but you need to make sure the door to your house is locked.

Any online business ranking and online reputation can get better by performing various SEO services. There are numerous SEO services that include; keyword research, Title Tag Optimization, Meta Description optimization, content optimization, page-load speed, responsive website, content management, SMO, setting maps and more.

Protection Power will go a long way towards protecting your website, especially if the Web Active Firewall (WAF) is active, but no solution is perfect.

If you do get hacked, Advanced Protection can repair the affected files to make sure the damage--and your downtime--is minimized. Depending on your plan, Advanced Protection can help stop other bad things from happening, like your website getting blacklisted.

Yes! We are able to work with most websites hosted on third-party services. This includes but is not limited to certain content management systems (CMS) hosted websites such as WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, or a custom-coded site (HTML, PHP, ASP).

A content delivery network or CDN uses a network of geographically dispersed servers to store your website’s content locally around the world. This is called “content caching” which means that the website content (both static and dynamic) is delivered from local servers to where the website visitor is located. This means that the content is delivered way faster than if they had to reach your server, let’s say, on the other side of the world.

For example, someone from the United Kingdom visits your website hosted in the United States, it will load just as fast as a website physically hosted in the United Kingdom. Google loves websites that use a CDN as you will notice a dramatic improvement in website page load speed, especially for website visitors that are remotely located around the world. Google uses page load speed as a contributing factor to the position your website will be ranked in the Google search engine.