Is your blog insured?

[freediver]

Everything you need to know about insuring your blog

7 tips to insure your blog against web tsunami (http://www.prelovac.com/vladimir/7-tips-to-insure-your-blog-against-web-tsunami)

[samhdrew]

Huh? Insured? :confused:

[annetokhien]

You mean an insurance or something?

Ok, sorry... I'm quite lazy to click. :)

[kocharvimal]

what is this about..post it here...we cant jus keep visiting other sites

[akira07]

but to read the blog post title is so funny, what is relation of blog and tsunami LOL

[navjotjsingh]

but to read the blog post title is so funny, what is relation of blog and tsunami LOL

Maybe you didn't read the post. Read it and then you will understand.

BTW about points number 1, 3 and 4...I follow a better option....I have local wordpress versions on my PC of all my websites...I make changes in them and then upload it to server online...this way, I never have to make any backups...of files atleast....and you can even save your blog from damages by doing changes live online. I recommend this strategy for any website that you run.

Though backup of databases still needs to be done since writing content offline is not much feasible.

[athlon24]

hahaha. That's a catchy title. For you guys, who are lazy to read, you won't find anything about tsunami inside the article and the insurance thing is not a paid service. :D

[narendra.s.v]

its all about insurance! which i terms mean that is your blog safe from online attacks!? just a interesting read to protect your blog from others :)

[akira07]

@all
i'm already read it, and i'm understand :D

waaa...!!! It's about wordpress again, i can't join commenting any thread related to wordpress because i'm blogspot-maniac..But to read this article, for wordpress user is very usefull

[athlon24]

@akira
So maybe akira, it's about time that you start to learn and move your blog into wordpress. Blogspot is good but you can do a lot more things in wordpress.

[akira07]

@athlon24
ok athlon24, i will consider, also thanks for information in your PM...

Haha yeah, since mostly people use wordpress (i know this because i make a thread to receive data for research, in this forum), i think i'll try it.
Hopefully when i'm already make one wordpress blog, that "tsunami article" :D will usefull

[wahmsuzanne]

Maybe you didn't read the post. Read it and then you will understand.

BTW about points number 1, 3 and 4...I follow a better option....I have local wordpress versions on my PC of all my websites...I make changes in them and then upload it to server online...this way, I never have to make any backups...of files atleast....and you can even save your blog from damages by doing changes live online. I recommend this strategy for any website that you run.

Though backup of databases still needs to be done since writing content offline is not much feasible.

I too keep a copy of everything I do on my hard drive and I've wondered if others do as well. Is that a lot of storage space to "waste"? I don't know much (anything) about hardware and storage amounts but I don't want to crash my computer! LOL *SmiLes* Suzanne

[ghing]

I too keep a copy of everything I do on my hard drive and I've wondered if others do as well. Is that a lot of storage space to "waste"? I don't know much (anything) about hardware and storage amounts but I don't want to crash my computer! LOL *SmiLes* Suzanne
ahh... hope I do the same... my blog is now inactive... and I don't have the opportunity to back it up.. :(