I’m Kayla, and I build tiny sites for friends and clubs. I like Drupal. I also like free. So I spent a few weekends finding places where Drupal can live without paying a dime. Did it work? Mostly. Was it smooth? Eh, sometimes. If you’d like the blow-by-blow version of this experiment—with extra notes, logs, …
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I’ll be honest. I set up web hosting on a Raspberry Pi because I was curious and a little stubborn. I wanted my site under my roof, not “somewhere out there.” You know what? It worked. It still works. But it’s not a magic trick. It’s more like a careful kitchen recipe—simple, but easy to …
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I’m Kayla. I run a small recipe blog, a local soccer club site, and a client shop. I’ve moved these sites more times than I’ve moved apartments. Some moves felt smooth. Some felt like a 2 a.m. fire drill.If you want the extended play-by-play, check out my no-fluff recap, I tried web hosting and maintenance …
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Note: This is a made-up first-person story to show how it can feel to use QuickBooks Enterprise with a hosting provider. It’s written like a real review, with concrete examples, but it’s for illustration. Why I moved it to the cloud My office server was loud, hot, and cranky. Kind of like a space heater …
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Quick outline What I run on Joomla and why I care Hosts I’ve used, what worked, what bit me My simple setup routine (the stuff I do every time) Fixes to common bumps Who I’d pick for different needs A tiny checklist to save your Sunday Hi, I’m Kayla, and Joomla pays for my coffee …
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I’m Kayla. I build small sites for local shops and schools. I live along the Front Range, and I’ve learned this the hard way: where you host your site matters. I want fast load times for people in Denver, Boulder, and up in the mountains too. I also want a real human to pick up …
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What I’ll cover Setup and first week Speed and uptime with real numbers Support chats that saved my butt Email, backups, and little quirks Prices I paid Who it’s for (and who might hate it) Getting Started: Fast, then a small hiccup I signed up for ABC Web Hosting on a Sunday night. My coffee …
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Quick outline Why I needed local hosting What I used first (and why) Real speed and uptime notes Support stories that stuck with me What broke, and how I fixed it What I moved to next (for a clinic site) Costs, little wins, and a few gripes My take for small shops vs. growing teams …
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Quick outline: What I built and why it mattered Hosts I used: what worked, what didn’t Speed, uptime, and cost notes Payments, rules, and safety bits I wish I knew Clear picks for starter, growing, and heavy traffic sites Why I needed the right host I run a small 18+ site. It has short video …
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I’m Kayla. I run three small sites. They’re not huge. But they get real traffic and real heat. Last year, I moved them to offshore web hosts. I didn’t make the choice lightly. I wanted better privacy, steady uptime, and fewer messy takedown scares. Not to hide crime. To work in peace. Offshore web hosting …
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