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Top domain registrar (opens in new tab) and web hosting (opens in new tab) provider Web.com has added an online appointment scheduling (opens in new tab) platform to its list of website development offerings.

Available now, the launch of MySchedulr aims to streamline the process for its customers to book more business from their website whether it has been created using Web.com’s website builder service or not.

With the launch, businesses that already have a website, don’t need a full website, or use social media as their sole online presence, can also have access to the MySchedulr tool and all its features.

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A good hosting provider is crucial for the success of any website, particularly for businesses that rely on their website to generate revenue. A website that is slow to load, frequently unavailable, or prone to security breaches can lead to a poor user experience and a loss of traffic. This can ultimately damage a brand’s reputation and negatively impact revenue.

A reliable hosting provider ensures that your website is available to visitors 24/7, with fast loading times and a high level of security. A good hosting provider will offer features such as automatic backups, regular software updates, and 24/7 support to ensure that your website is always up and running smoothly.

In addition to the…

Late last week [2023-02-16], popular web hosting company GoDaddy filed its compulsory annual 10-K report with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Under the sub-heading Operational Risks, GoDaddy revealed that:

In December 2022, an unauthorized third party gained access to and installed malware on our cPanel hosting servers. The malware intermittently redirected random customer websites to malicious sites. We continue to investigate the root cause of the incident.

URL redirection, also known as URL forwarding, is an unexceptionable feature of HTTP (the hypertext transfer protocol), and is commonly used for a wide variety of reasons.

For example, you might decide to change your company’s main domain name, but want to keep all your old links alive; your company might…