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Most Important Parts Of A Website (3 Key Website Components!) @TenTonOnline
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most important parts of a website
When running a business website, there are three critical components that you’ll want complete control over: Your website’s domain name, your web hosting, and your website’s email.
The longer you’re involved in running your own business’s website, and with web design in general, the more you realize just how important it is to keep these three services separated and isolated from one another.
Experience has taught me that by keeping these three components separate, if a problem ever arises with one of them, the other two won’t be affected at all. Here's what I mean:
If you've bundled all these web services together, if one of these services goes down, it could potentially take the other two down as well. Imagine...your entire business going offline because one of your key services got disrupted!
Even if you’re just running a small website, keeping your three essential services separate means fewer headaches and potential problems down the road.
What muddies things up...and what I'm working hard to untangle and clarify...is that in the world of w..
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