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If anyone were looking for your products a few years ago, they’d simply call your store or walk right in. Today, people turn to the internet. Using the net to find what people need is so prevalent that it’s hard to ignore. According to Statista, 80% of all shoppers choose to shop online. Not having a webpage to connect with would-be shoppers is like throwing money away.

Believe it or not, it’s easier than ever to bring your brick-and-mortar store online.

Considerations for Moving Online
There are many advantages to moving your business online.

• Increase customer numbers and sales. With the right marketing, you can widen your customer base and reach more people than ever before.
• Grow your market share. Since customers don’t have to come to just your brick-and-mortar…

From: Division of Information Technology

The Blogs@VT WordPress blogging platform is scheduled for replacement in spring 2022 in order to bring it into compliance with modern security requirements. The new Blogs@VT platform, located at blogs.tlos.vt.edu, will continue to provide WordPress services, including a collection of popular themes and plugins, to faculty and students for course- and degree-related activities. The new platform will require all users to authenticate using Virginia Tech’s single sign-on (SSO) service.

The current system, located at blogs.lt.vt.edu, will remain online until June 2023; however, no new sites can be created at this location after Jan. 14, 2022. Owners of existing sites can continue to edit their sites through May 20, 2022, after which blogs.lt.vt.edu…

Godaddy has been around for a very long time (since 1997 to be exact) and in that time, they have become one of the largest domain and hosting service providers in the world. Although their service was of a higher quality in the early 2000’s, things have changed. A significant number of people have begun complaining that Godaddy was no longer good (in terms of speed, pricing, scalability, support,…

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Netlify, a platform as a service that builds, deploys, and hosts websites and apps, today announced that it raised $105 million in a series D round led by Bessemer Venture Partners, valuing the company at $2 billion post-money. Alongside the funding, Netlify announced the acquisition of OneGraph, a tool for building integrations with third-party services, for an undisclosed sum.

Founded in 2014 by Christian Bach and Mathias Biilmann Christensen, San Francisco, California-based Netlify offers hosting and backend services for web apps and websites. The company provides hosting for websites whose files are stored in the version control system Git and then generated into web content files served via…

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