Static, serverless and the edge: how hosting quietly changed
The model most small-business sites still use was designed for 2005. What replaced it, why it's faster and cheaper, and where it genuinely doesn't fit.
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The model most small-business sites still use was designed for 2005. What replaced it, why it's faster and cheaper, and where it genuinely doesn't fit.
HTTP/3, TLS 1.3, IPv6, HTTP/2 — four things you can check in two minutes that tell you whether your host is maintained or coasting on 2015.
Five kinds of hosting, what each is genuinely for, and the honest answer to which one your site needs — including when the cheapest option is the right one.
Most technical SEO advice is a checklist of things that change nothing. Here are the problems that genuinely hold sites back, in the order worth fixing them.
Google grades your site on three speed measurements. Here's what each one means without the jargon, and the handful of things that genuinely move them.
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