How To Protect Your Online Business

From hard drive crashes, to hurricanes, earthquakes and fires, I'll show you how to keep your precious data from being lost forever.

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"The Online Marketer's PC Protection Guide" is:

• No fluff or filler; direct and to the point. Many books and guides are fluffed up with material just to make them seem bigger than they really are. This guide is short, to the point, and filled with high-leverage information that can save you tens-of-thousands of dollars.


• Applies to all online businesses, no matter what niche. It doesn't matter whether you sell digital products, physical products, or if you're a professional with just a simple Website. The information applies to everyone who uses a computer!


• These specific, step-by-step tips can be implemented in just minutes. You don't just read this guide and say, "I'll do that one of these days." These tips, tricks, and tactics can be put to work immediately, with ease.

As an Internet marketing professional, one truth of the business is that when your Website doesn't work, you have no business. Server interruptions can cost serious Internet Marketers thousands of dollars in just a few hours of down time. Funny enough, most marketers don't have a backup plan in place when a server goes down and the money making entity, namely your Website is not accessible by existing and potential customers.

Your Support Should Be On a Different Server or Host

When your business Website server goes down, there is not much you can do about it. It is a fact of doing business online, and unless you actually own your servers and pay an employee to maintain them, you are at the mercy of your hosting company. Savvy Internet marketers know the importance of having customer service and support areas of the Website hosted on a different server or with a different hosting service altogether. This means that if the main site goes down, the support site does not. Existing and potential clients can still access certain parts of your site such as their accounts. You can also use the support section of your Website to post alerts about the server situation on the rest of the site. By keeping customer service and support services on a separate server or host, you are assured that you still have a certain level of continuity and communication with your customers, without dropping off the face of the Internet altogether.


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