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What is SEO, SERP, SEM, SEA, SMO, SMM and SERM
Today´s Internet contains many abbreviations. Sometiimes i´t imposible tu understand the content with so much abreviation. So what is SEO, what is SEM and whare did SERP came from, what SMO and SMM stands for, did I mention SEA, and what in the hell mean SERM. Below, I will describe all this terms: Search engine [...]
What is SSL certificate? Secure your data
The need for a secure system to send and receive data is primordial for any business. To this end, the SSL or Secure Socket Layer protocol was developed. This protocol allows any information sent to or from a browser to be encrypted, and SSL certificates were created to ensure that the company providing the transaction [...]
POP vs IMAP vs SMTP vs Forwarding emails
POP vs IMAP, the eternal fight. What is POP and what is IMAP, and what in the hell is SMTP, this one is new, not to mention email forwarding. Here is the answerer to all that: What is POP Protocol Post office protocol (also called POP) downloads email directly to your computer. When this happens, [...]
HTTP vs HTTPS, What’s the difference
HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol over Secure Socket Layer) is a secured communication protocol between web browser and web server. You can say it is secured HTTP (think of ‘S’ in HTTPS as secured) protocol. It encrypts any communication that a user sends to a web server and decrypts at server side. Similarly, it encrypts any [...]
Differences between VPS and Dedicated Server
Think of a Virtual Private Server as a go-between a virtual hosting/shared account and a dedicated server. ‘Virtual’ means that it is not real. Basically, it is still a shared hosting account but unlike a normal shared hosting account, each VPS has its own dedicated slice of the CPU, RAM and disk space. So basically, [...]
URL vs. URI vs. URN, What’s the difference
URI A URI identifies a resource either by location, or a name, or both. More often than not, most of us use URIs that defines a location to a resource. The fact that a URI can identify a resources by both name and location has lead to a lot of the confusion in my opionion. [...]