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Why “Friendly Fraud” Is the Enemy of Small Business
The post Why “Friendly Fraud” Is the Enemy of Small Business appeared first on HostGator Blog . Friendly fraud, generally speaking, occurs when customers order digital or physical goods, falsely claim they never got them, and ask their credit card issuer for a chargeback. Another variety of friendly fraud is purchases made with stolen credit card numbers that look legitimate — until the real cardholder calls in a chargeback request. If you […] Find the post on the HostGator Blog Continue reading
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What Is A Top Level Domain?
The post What Is A Top Level Domain? appeared first on HostGator Blog . If you’ve already secured your web hosting and purchased your domain, then chances are you already have a top-level domain. Still, you might be wondering what a top-level domain actually is? Below we dive into the purpose of top-level domains, the hierarchy of domain names, and go into a few of the most common top-level […] Find the post on the HostGator Blog Continue reading
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Make Your Own Minecraft Server
The post Make Your Own Minecraft Server appeared first on HostGator Blog . If you’ve been gaming online for anytime at all, then you’ve probably been drawn into the world of Minecraft. Playing Minecraft is fun, but what about when you want to customize the rules of the game and have your friends join in on the fun? The answer is running your own Minecraft server. Below we […] Find the post on the HostGator Blog Continue reading
What You Need To Know About Page Speed
The post What You Need To Know About Page Speed appeared first on HostGator Blog . To most people, page speed is usually a reflection of their Internet Service Provider, and never really thought of as an internal issue. While download speed and Internet packages definitely play a part in how quickly your website loads, there is an entirely separate list of factors that determine how quickly your content appears in […] Find the post on the HostGator Blog Continue reading
Why Non-Profits Need to Know SEO
The post Why Non-Profits Need to Know SEO appeared first on HostGator Blog . The non-profit world is full of great organizations working on shoestring budgets to reach people in need, to care for the environment, to bring education to the underserved, and to generally care for the world and the people around us. With so much passion and purpose, and so little funds, many non-profits are learning SEO […] Find the post on the HostGator Blog Continue reading
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