<![CDATA[Post4VPS Forum | Free VPS Provider - SEO Optimization]]> https://post4vps.com/ Mon, 13 Apr 2026 04:51:28 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[SEO for Small Businesses & Beyond]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-SEO-for-Small-Businesses-Beyond Mon, 01 Feb 2021 21:55:59 +0000 tbelldesignco]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-SEO-for-Small-Businesses-Beyond When starting your small business, portfolio, or forum web traffic is vital to get your name and services out into the world on the digital front. Search Engine Optimization or SEO will help make your website, content and products friendlier for search engines to parse and feature on their result pages. In this Tips from a SBO, we will be focusing on how to optimize your website for search engines to allow for you to drive more traffic organically.

What is SEO?
SEO allows for clearer navigation of your website, so when Search Engines crawl the web for results your website is optimized for the engine to easily pull content and presents it for users to visit. The search engines typically check your site for relevancy, cross device support, quality content, user experience, speed, linking and meta tags just to name a few. These items when used correctly will boost your SEO Score making your listing much easier to find when doing your Google Search.

  1. Relevancy – Having your content being relevant to your industry or the queries you are trying to get hits on build your relevancy. With my business as an example, when you search for Graphic Design in Lawrence, Kansas you will see all of the design agencies in the market, however mine is towards the bottom of the list due to the maturity and relevancy of my content, amongst other factors.
  2. Cross Device Compatibility – Today, you need to have your website optimized for a wide range of devices. Most consumers will view your website on their mobile device or tablet and if the site does not function well they will have a hard time returning for future business. Many content management systems like WordPress feature and come pre-stocked with responsive themes that will appeal on any device.
  3. Quality Content – Quality content is gauged on how well you are writing for your audience. Most quality content is judged based on if you are writing for people vs. search engines and the more quality content you produce for your audience, the higher your SEO score will rank!
  4. Authority – This can easily be summed up on the credibility of your content with your users and the field you are publishing content in. For example, Tyler Bell Design Co has more authority when it comes to small business tips, eCommerce, and Graphic Design while we have no business talking about how to repair your ’97 Toyota Camry.
  5. User Experience – This section tracks with how easy your site is to navigate for a user. Sites with a high user experience score have easy to navigate sites with minimal clutter that distracts the user from your primary purpose.
  6. Speed – Browsing speed is a huge deal when trying to serve content to your audience. Having a slow website will drive traffic away from your site and your audience will begin looking for content in other authorities. Keep plugins, css, images, and fonts minified and use a backup CDN service such as CloudFlare to cache your site keeping things as speedy as possible!
  7. Linking – Having a clear and easy site is important, but it’s also very important to continue keeping your audience in your site, with providing links to more articles which keep them on your site longer. Having your audience interact with your site for longer periods of time helps sell products on the eCommerce front, but can also help with generating more revenue from advertisers.
  8. Meta Tags – Clear and concise meta information helps your user’s weed out information in a search query. They don’t have any major effects on your SEO score, but they help keep your site and content clean while on the search engine. Most CMS including WordPress provide meta tagging information natively!
  9. Tagging Images – Tagging your images is of vital importance! Search Engines cannot see your images, but they can parse the data of your alt text making it more likely for them to pop your site and business with properly attributed and tagged images. Note: Many people over look this item when curating content for their website, so stand out with a quality image description!
Other great suggestions
The tips above will help you build a SEO-friendly brand, but also doing small things like allowing commenting on your posts and having ‘Evergreen Content’ (content that will stand the test of time and can be used as a reference) help build meaningful and engaging communities that will build your audience and website traffic.
Social Media is also a great tool when use as a tool! It can be fun to scroll through Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, but these platform can also help you to build your brand and push new audiences to your website which will drive up your traffic, eCommerce and ad revenue!

SEO Faux Pas
There are some items that will not help you build your SEO. These items often deter new audience members from wanting to join your community. These items include annoying ads littered over your site, farming links that have little to no authority to just get clicks on your site and abusing tags to fluff up your content. Make your content meaningful and easy to engage with!

Hopefully this guide is helpful for those who read it! There are a lot of great tools on the web that can help you optimize your website to boost your SEO score especially for CMSs like Wordpress and some forum softwares. I am not very versed in MyBB, but I do know that vBulletin has some great plugins for those that use that platform.]]> When starting your small business, portfolio, or forum web traffic is vital to get your name and services out into the world on the digital front. Search Engine Optimization or SEO will help make your website, content and products friendlier for search engines to parse and feature on their result pages. In this Tips from a SBO, we will be focusing on how to optimize your website for search engines to allow for you to drive more traffic organically.

What is SEO?
SEO allows for clearer navigation of your website, so when Search Engines crawl the web for results your website is optimized for the engine to easily pull content and presents it for users to visit. The search engines typically check your site for relevancy, cross device support, quality content, user experience, speed, linking and meta tags just to name a few. These items when used correctly will boost your SEO Score making your listing much easier to find when doing your Google Search.

  1. Relevancy – Having your content being relevant to your industry or the queries you are trying to get hits on build your relevancy. With my business as an example, when you search for Graphic Design in Lawrence, Kansas you will see all of the design agencies in the market, however mine is towards the bottom of the list due to the maturity and relevancy of my content, amongst other factors.
  2. Cross Device Compatibility – Today, you need to have your website optimized for a wide range of devices. Most consumers will view your website on their mobile device or tablet and if the site does not function well they will have a hard time returning for future business. Many content management systems like WordPress feature and come pre-stocked with responsive themes that will appeal on any device.
  3. Quality Content – Quality content is gauged on how well you are writing for your audience. Most quality content is judged based on if you are writing for people vs. search engines and the more quality content you produce for your audience, the higher your SEO score will rank!
  4. Authority – This can easily be summed up on the credibility of your content with your users and the field you are publishing content in. For example, Tyler Bell Design Co has more authority when it comes to small business tips, eCommerce, and Graphic Design while we have no business talking about how to repair your ’97 Toyota Camry.
  5. User Experience – This section tracks with how easy your site is to navigate for a user. Sites with a high user experience score have easy to navigate sites with minimal clutter that distracts the user from your primary purpose.
  6. Speed – Browsing speed is a huge deal when trying to serve content to your audience. Having a slow website will drive traffic away from your site and your audience will begin looking for content in other authorities. Keep plugins, css, images, and fonts minified and use a backup CDN service such as CloudFlare to cache your site keeping things as speedy as possible!
  7. Linking – Having a clear and easy site is important, but it’s also very important to continue keeping your audience in your site, with providing links to more articles which keep them on your site longer. Having your audience interact with your site for longer periods of time helps sell products on the eCommerce front, but can also help with generating more revenue from advertisers.
  8. Meta Tags – Clear and concise meta information helps your user’s weed out information in a search query. They don’t have any major effects on your SEO score, but they help keep your site and content clean while on the search engine. Most CMS including WordPress provide meta tagging information natively!
  9. Tagging Images – Tagging your images is of vital importance! Search Engines cannot see your images, but they can parse the data of your alt text making it more likely for them to pop your site and business with properly attributed and tagged images. Note: Many people over look this item when curating content for their website, so stand out with a quality image description!
Other great suggestions
The tips above will help you build a SEO-friendly brand, but also doing small things like allowing commenting on your posts and having ‘Evergreen Content’ (content that will stand the test of time and can be used as a reference) help build meaningful and engaging communities that will build your audience and website traffic.
Social Media is also a great tool when use as a tool! It can be fun to scroll through Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, but these platform can also help you to build your brand and push new audiences to your website which will drive up your traffic, eCommerce and ad revenue!

SEO Faux Pas
There are some items that will not help you build your SEO. These items often deter new audience members from wanting to join your community. These items include annoying ads littered over your site, farming links that have little to no authority to just get clicks on your site and abusing tags to fluff up your content. Make your content meaningful and easy to engage with!

Hopefully this guide is helpful for those who read it! There are a lot of great tools on the web that can help you optimize your website to boost your SEO score especially for CMSs like Wordpress and some forum softwares. I am not very versed in MyBB, but I do know that vBulletin has some great plugins for those that use that platform.]]> <![CDATA[Improving SEO of Post4VPS]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Improving-SEO-of-Post4VPS Fri, 11 Dec 2020 22:28:28 +0000 fitkoh]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Improving-SEO-of-Post4VPS here so I thought maybe it would be beneficial to continue in its own topic. I'll quote a few comments; forgive me if I don't include specific @ mentions.

Quote:I wonder the forum structure giving wrong vibes to Google search bots. Because we have about 36 boards under 6 forums i think. Only one forum has the word " VPS " and none has important keyword phrases like free VPS, Free Hosting etc. Word 'VPS' is mention it about 9 boards out of 36. Same goes for board descriptions. I don't see words like Web Hosting, VPS Hosting at all. Same goes for Title tag and Meta Description tag which is too long and says Free VPS too many times plus has no other related phrases.

I took the initiative to run a free SEO audit. The results weren't terrible - 76/100, but still plenty of room for improvement. There were 17 critical flags, all of which were the same: duplicate titles.  I imagine it has something to do with the forum software (mybb if I'm not mistaken?) and the theme used. Without looking at the backend, I don't know exactly how to fix it, but there should be a way. I guess google likes it better if each page has a unique title, rather than all pages having the same title.

Quote:Another thing is I think the forum need few pillar type pages about important keywords we are targeting. For example a page for 'Free Game Server Hosting' with lots of details about game servers how to get a free one here, or getting cheap one from one of our sponsors and game server related urls, common problems etc. Pages like these will rank well in Google search and attract more new members.

I can definitely see the benefit of this, if I'm understanding correctly. Gigarocket was set up much the same way - with a landing page and a few other pages describing the services offered and requirements for obtaining them, legal pages, as well as links to the community/forums.  Maybe we could run the forums on a subdomain/directory and use a wordpress blog or some small flat file cms (like grav?) to create the "pillar" pages for post4vps.

Quote: Also a better social media presence. Like details of monthly give aways should be posted in FB fan page etc.

A brilliant suggestion, if we can sort out a way to implement this effectively. I use a plugin on my wordpress blog to cross post weekly to my facebook page - but it can be scheduled/programmed in different ways. For example, to only post  from a specific category, to post the most recent, or choose at random. The plugin I'm referring to is called "Revive Old Posts" and can be found at https://revive.social/
It's licensed GPL 2 so it's okay to modify for your own purpose.

I wonder if a similar plugin exists that could be used with the forums at p4v, or if the plugin could be modified to work  here. In lieu of automation it could turn into a bit of work once a month to keep a few social sites current with giveaways, etc, but still very possible, and also maybe a good idea for someone willing to work for a second vps or substitute some of their posting requirements.

Quote:Now for the post quality. Okay! here we can't expect everyone to comply with that all the time, but we can see a pattern on how much hard they're trying over time. A look at the ratio of Credit_point over total_posts will tell you a lot about that. Simple unmistakable Math.

A valid point. Perhaps the script that counts/scores the posts could be made to sort through this information as well. If it were, there would be a possibility to create a minimum credit_point over post_amount for a post to be credited, encouraging better posting over time. Of course it'd have to be set up to not count posts in off-topic areas. The downside of this is that it may discourage some people from trying to post here: particularly persons that aren't very strong in English and may feel insecure about making a long post with deep explanations. As a note I'd like to add that I appreciate very much the non-native English speakers that post here. Your task is double difficult: not only do you have to make quality posts, you have to do it in a language in which you aren't completely comfortable. Cheers to those that make the effort through the struggle.

Quote:The value in VPS that one can get here far exceeds the time it takes to write those posts.  Imagine a VPS with 8GB RAM, 2 cores, and 100 GB disk space.  How much would that cost in a month and how expensive would the 20 posts be in comparison time wise?  The VPS I have would be a minimum of 25-30 US$ a month. 


We have a whole cache of VPSs that are not working for any one.  We need to do something with those.

You raise an interesting point here, and I really want to drive it home.  Now considering we have a few VPS that are really high specs and probably would sell for easily 20-30 VPS, and we have a lot of smaller ones worth easy 5-10$ a month. And over 20 vps not doing anything... I could ballpark it and say there's easily 2-3k a year in vps that could be doing something... anything at all. If you think about it like that was your money, in your wallet... 2-3000$ USD going to waste, doing nothing. Who among us would squander so much for no gain? 

Quote:So Google Algo probably thinks this forum is not directly connect to web hosting but just a General Forum with web hosting part. We don't even have boards about Web Hosting generally.

With the recent loss of gigarocket, there's a big empty hole in the free hosting market. Perhaps we could snatch up a piece of it? One of the nicer vps could be set up for shared hosting, and we could offer it to members in addition to a vps... perhaps with a posting requirement of 1 good post a week for a decent shared hosting package, enough to host a small-medium sized blog. Of course this suggestion comes with a lot of work involved - work for the moderators with a new category of posters to track, as well as a lot of admin work to set up the shared hosting service. But it's just an idea for discussion. Maybe it would be a fun community project for a few dedicated individuals Smile

Quote:On the other hand there is also the deeper dimension of being a contributing member of a community of VPS Holders, who like to help one another, and also would like to support the owner, Dynamo, so the business can continue.  If anything should happen similar to freevps.us, it will be a huge loss to me as I really love my VPS.  I also like the quality support from our specialist members and am learning from every one on a daily basis.

In my opinion, the ads are very minimal. That's how the site makes money. While no one wants to visit a forum overburdened with ads, I think p4v could handle a few more without being distasteful. Just my opinion.

Another option would be affiliate marketting. Like anything else, there's a bit of work involved. One would have to search through the providers list, determine which ones have an affiliate reseller plan, sign up, etc etc. However, it could work - If the affiliate accounts are properly set up, you could even give members an affiliate link to share rather than the vanilla link to their providers, if a web site is hosted. Sales that are created through member sites would then be credited to p4v and used to offset hosting costs or maybe even get a small paycheck on occasion.]]> here so I thought maybe it would be beneficial to continue in its own topic. I'll quote a few comments; forgive me if I don't include specific @ mentions.

Quote:I wonder the forum structure giving wrong vibes to Google search bots. Because we have about 36 boards under 6 forums i think. Only one forum has the word " VPS " and none has important keyword phrases like free VPS, Free Hosting etc. Word 'VPS' is mention it about 9 boards out of 36. Same goes for board descriptions. I don't see words like Web Hosting, VPS Hosting at all. Same goes for Title tag and Meta Description tag which is too long and says Free VPS too many times plus has no other related phrases.

I took the initiative to run a free SEO audit. The results weren't terrible - 76/100, but still plenty of room for improvement. There were 17 critical flags, all of which were the same: duplicate titles.  I imagine it has something to do with the forum software (mybb if I'm not mistaken?) and the theme used. Without looking at the backend, I don't know exactly how to fix it, but there should be a way. I guess google likes it better if each page has a unique title, rather than all pages having the same title.

Quote:Another thing is I think the forum need few pillar type pages about important keywords we are targeting. For example a page for 'Free Game Server Hosting' with lots of details about game servers how to get a free one here, or getting cheap one from one of our sponsors and game server related urls, common problems etc. Pages like these will rank well in Google search and attract more new members.

I can definitely see the benefit of this, if I'm understanding correctly. Gigarocket was set up much the same way - with a landing page and a few other pages describing the services offered and requirements for obtaining them, legal pages, as well as links to the community/forums.  Maybe we could run the forums on a subdomain/directory and use a wordpress blog or some small flat file cms (like grav?) to create the "pillar" pages for post4vps.

Quote: Also a better social media presence. Like details of monthly give aways should be posted in FB fan page etc.

A brilliant suggestion, if we can sort out a way to implement this effectively. I use a plugin on my wordpress blog to cross post weekly to my facebook page - but it can be scheduled/programmed in different ways. For example, to only post  from a specific category, to post the most recent, or choose at random. The plugin I'm referring to is called "Revive Old Posts" and can be found at https://revive.social/
It's licensed GPL 2 so it's okay to modify for your own purpose.

I wonder if a similar plugin exists that could be used with the forums at p4v, or if the plugin could be modified to work  here. In lieu of automation it could turn into a bit of work once a month to keep a few social sites current with giveaways, etc, but still very possible, and also maybe a good idea for someone willing to work for a second vps or substitute some of their posting requirements.

Quote:Now for the post quality. Okay! here we can't expect everyone to comply with that all the time, but we can see a pattern on how much hard they're trying over time. A look at the ratio of Credit_point over total_posts will tell you a lot about that. Simple unmistakable Math.

A valid point. Perhaps the script that counts/scores the posts could be made to sort through this information as well. If it were, there would be a possibility to create a minimum credit_point over post_amount for a post to be credited, encouraging better posting over time. Of course it'd have to be set up to not count posts in off-topic areas. The downside of this is that it may discourage some people from trying to post here: particularly persons that aren't very strong in English and may feel insecure about making a long post with deep explanations. As a note I'd like to add that I appreciate very much the non-native English speakers that post here. Your task is double difficult: not only do you have to make quality posts, you have to do it in a language in which you aren't completely comfortable. Cheers to those that make the effort through the struggle.

Quote:The value in VPS that one can get here far exceeds the time it takes to write those posts.  Imagine a VPS with 8GB RAM, 2 cores, and 100 GB disk space.  How much would that cost in a month and how expensive would the 20 posts be in comparison time wise?  The VPS I have would be a minimum of 25-30 US$ a month. 


We have a whole cache of VPSs that are not working for any one.  We need to do something with those.

You raise an interesting point here, and I really want to drive it home.  Now considering we have a few VPS that are really high specs and probably would sell for easily 20-30 VPS, and we have a lot of smaller ones worth easy 5-10$ a month. And over 20 vps not doing anything... I could ballpark it and say there's easily 2-3k a year in vps that could be doing something... anything at all. If you think about it like that was your money, in your wallet... 2-3000$ USD going to waste, doing nothing. Who among us would squander so much for no gain? 

Quote:So Google Algo probably thinks this forum is not directly connect to web hosting but just a General Forum with web hosting part. We don't even have boards about Web Hosting generally.

With the recent loss of gigarocket, there's a big empty hole in the free hosting market. Perhaps we could snatch up a piece of it? One of the nicer vps could be set up for shared hosting, and we could offer it to members in addition to a vps... perhaps with a posting requirement of 1 good post a week for a decent shared hosting package, enough to host a small-medium sized blog. Of course this suggestion comes with a lot of work involved - work for the moderators with a new category of posters to track, as well as a lot of admin work to set up the shared hosting service. But it's just an idea for discussion. Maybe it would be a fun community project for a few dedicated individuals Smile

Quote:On the other hand there is also the deeper dimension of being a contributing member of a community of VPS Holders, who like to help one another, and also would like to support the owner, Dynamo, so the business can continue.  If anything should happen similar to freevps.us, it will be a huge loss to me as I really love my VPS.  I also like the quality support from our specialist members and am learning from every one on a daily basis.

In my opinion, the ads are very minimal. That's how the site makes money. While no one wants to visit a forum overburdened with ads, I think p4v could handle a few more without being distasteful. Just my opinion.

Another option would be affiliate marketting. Like anything else, there's a bit of work involved. One would have to search through the providers list, determine which ones have an affiliate reseller plan, sign up, etc etc. However, it could work - If the affiliate accounts are properly set up, you could even give members an affiliate link to share rather than the vanilla link to their providers, if a web site is hosted. Sales that are created through member sites would then be credited to p4v and used to offset hosting costs or maybe even get a small paycheck on occasion.]]> <![CDATA[Does CloudFlare harm your Search Engine Ranking]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Does-CloudFlare-harm-your-Search-Engine-Ranking Tue, 14 Jan 2020 11:30:27 +0000 youstable]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Does-CloudFlare-harm-your-Search-Engine-Ranking I am new here and this is my first query related to SEO, I am using CloudFlare on my most of domain names. I read somewhere that if you are using CloudFlare then your ranking may fluctuate due to spammy IP address assigned to your website.]]> I am new here and this is my first query related to SEO, I am using CloudFlare on my most of domain names. I read somewhere that if you are using CloudFlare then your ranking may fluctuate due to spammy IP address assigned to your website.]]> <![CDATA[Image compression software]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Image-compression-software Thu, 12 Dec 2019 05:42:55 +0000 hamed]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Image-compression-software <![CDATA[Help optimize the site for SEO]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Help-optimize-the-site-for-SEO Sat, 14 Sep 2019 17:32:41 +0000 hamed]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Help-optimize-the-site-for-SEO
https://gtmetrix.com


the photo url (see pls) : https://imgur.com/a/fI6DHQp

qusetion : Make fewer HTTP requests

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If you have another site to optimize your website and see site information such as site load speed and other SEO information, please share the link for me here.
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https://gtmetrix.com


the photo url (see pls) : https://imgur.com/a/fI6DHQp

qusetion : Make fewer HTTP requests

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If you have another site to optimize your website and see site information such as site load speed and other SEO information, please share the link for me here.
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if you know free backlink site please share it :Smilety]]> i searching for free backlink site's . i find about it in google and i use some sites in google but i need more backlink for my site Smile
if you know free backlink site please share it :Smilety]]> <![CDATA[Title Tag in SEO]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Title-Tag-in-SEO Thu, 23 May 2019 10:48:24 +0000 xdude]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Title-Tag-in-SEO 01. It has to be catchy and click baiting as possible. Even thought this has no value as SEO it's the most important thing about the Title. Even if you rank #01 all keywords you want, there is no point if people don't click on it. If your title is not catchy and #2 , #3 sites have better titles then user would simple click those ignoring your site.

02. Unlike years ago, Now there are 2 engines, Google Search and Google Mobile Search. Mobile search uses shorter title. So you need to make sure what shows in desktops and what shows in mobiles. After all you have only about 156 characters to do it.

03. Keyword stuffing in title is taken as bad practice generally but its not same for all niches. Something many doesn't know is Google Algorithm has different subs for different niches depending on competition. All you have to do is doing a keyword search in Google. If there are sites rank in #1 #20 places with same keyword multiple times in keywords then thats a niche Google don't mind it.

04. Main keyword always should be near to begin of title. If you want to promote the brand name or site name as brand it should be in every title too. Like Keyword : SiteName.com

05. Always search Google for the related keyword and check what your competitors has used on titles. That would help you to create a better title.]]> 01. It has to be catchy and click baiting as possible. Even thought this has no value as SEO it's the most important thing about the Title. Even if you rank #01 all keywords you want, there is no point if people don't click on it. If your title is not catchy and #2 , #3 sites have better titles then user would simple click those ignoring your site.

02. Unlike years ago, Now there are 2 engines, Google Search and Google Mobile Search. Mobile search uses shorter title. So you need to make sure what shows in desktops and what shows in mobiles. After all you have only about 156 characters to do it.

03. Keyword stuffing in title is taken as bad practice generally but its not same for all niches. Something many doesn't know is Google Algorithm has different subs for different niches depending on competition. All you have to do is doing a keyword search in Google. If there are sites rank in #1 #20 places with same keyword multiple times in keywords then thats a niche Google don't mind it.

04. Main keyword always should be near to begin of title. If you want to promote the brand name or site name as brand it should be in every title too. Like Keyword : SiteName.com

05. Always search Google for the related keyword and check what your competitors has used on titles. That would help you to create a better title.]]> <![CDATA[Web site speeding methods]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Web-site-speeding-methods Sun, 05 May 2019 20:46:36 +0000 hamed]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Web-site-speeding-methods Web site speeds methods include:
1.Optimize images
2.Use the content delivery network
3.Enable file compression
4.Reduce the number of plugins
5.Enable storage option for browser
6.Choosing a trusted web host

Optimize images

When uploading images to the site, you should to be sure of their file size and size. Maximum image size should be in kilobyte. Otherwise, the time of loading the pages of the site will be increased. The file format must also be JPEG. GIF and PNG formats are recommended for icons and other graphic sections. 
Use networks Content delivery
If your website displays a lot of data, it's best to use the Content Delivery Network or CDN. The network can use strategic servers in different situations, in which case content will be displayed to visitors in a shorter time period. The CDN server can load content faster in the system and speed up the website.

Compress files

Another way to speed up page load times is to use compressed files or compress files. Compression reduces bandwidth of pages. This is done using the Gzip software, which reduces download time by up to 70%.

Minimize the number of plugins

Although plugins can be useful for the site, but the excess in this work will slow down the site. So there's a way to reduce the number of site plugins. So that it can only be used when the site's security is in danger. Deactivating and uninstalling unneeded plugins will slow down the site. But the point to note is to disable suspicious plugins and then measure server performance. In this case, you can check the impact of reducing plug-ins in speeding up the website.

Enable caching option for browser

When the user visits the site, web page components are temporarily cached or stored. So the browser can load pages that have been visited without receiving an HTTP request on the server.

Selecting a Trusted Web Host

Choosing a hosting service is a clever move to boost web site performance. Cheap hosting plans may help lower your costs, but you should pay a lot of time to manage your website and buy a website in the long run. So, it's best to buy a web host that is even more reliable, even at a higher cost. Hosting should be able to manage all website resources.
Im currently useing a service from www.wooservers.com and i offer you . he have good hosting and hosts .
Im seo worker if any have qusetion about seo or host (cpanel only) send me a private message in forum .]]> Web site speeds methods include:
1.Optimize images
2.Use the content delivery network
3.Enable file compression
4.Reduce the number of plugins
5.Enable storage option for browser
6.Choosing a trusted web host

Optimize images

When uploading images to the site, you should to be sure of their file size and size. Maximum image size should be in kilobyte. Otherwise, the time of loading the pages of the site will be increased. The file format must also be JPEG. GIF and PNG formats are recommended for icons and other graphic sections. 
Use networks Content delivery
If your website displays a lot of data, it's best to use the Content Delivery Network or CDN. The network can use strategic servers in different situations, in which case content will be displayed to visitors in a shorter time period. The CDN server can load content faster in the system and speed up the website.

Compress files

Another way to speed up page load times is to use compressed files or compress files. Compression reduces bandwidth of pages. This is done using the Gzip software, which reduces download time by up to 70%.

Minimize the number of plugins

Although plugins can be useful for the site, but the excess in this work will slow down the site. So there's a way to reduce the number of site plugins. So that it can only be used when the site's security is in danger. Deactivating and uninstalling unneeded plugins will slow down the site. But the point to note is to disable suspicious plugins and then measure server performance. In this case, you can check the impact of reducing plug-ins in speeding up the website.

Enable caching option for browser

When the user visits the site, web page components are temporarily cached or stored. So the browser can load pages that have been visited without receiving an HTTP request on the server.

Selecting a Trusted Web Host

Choosing a hosting service is a clever move to boost web site performance. Cheap hosting plans may help lower your costs, but you should pay a lot of time to manage your website and buy a website in the long run. So, it's best to buy a web host that is even more reliable, even at a higher cost. Hosting should be able to manage all website resources.
Im currently useing a service from www.wooservers.com and i offer you . he have good hosting and hosts .
Im seo worker if any have qusetion about seo or host (cpanel only) send me a private message in forum .]]> <![CDATA[Sites which help you to Stay updated about SEO]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Sites-which-help-you-to-Stay-updated-about-SEO Fri, 23 Nov 2018 09:19:51 +0000 xdude]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Sites-which-help-you-to-Stay-updated-about-SEO
01 Google Webmaster Blog : Link
Today search engine optimization is all about Google search. Yahoo and MSN are insignificant compared to Google search. If you rank for Google then you probably rank for other 2 without a problem. So their official blog gives you latest news about changes in Google search. Usually they don't tell you the whole story. Otherwise people start manipulate search so they get best result.(But again that's the whole idea of search engine optimization).
Now these other sites below talk about things Google doesn't tell you about. For example how does latest Algorithm updates work. research and experiments they have done about these updates. What really works what doesn't work anymore etc.

02. Moz Blog : Link
Moz is one of the biggest sites which offer SEO tools both free and premium. Their official blog has lots of interesting posts written by search engine optimization experts. Some of these posts won't make much sense for absolute beginners but its worth keeping and eye on this one.

03. SearchEngineJournal : Link
This is one of the biggest SEO news sites out there. You can learn latest information about search engine optimization, paid advertising, Internet Marketing etc from their posts.

04. SearchEngineLand : Link
This site is similar to above site and full of interesting and latest news about these subject.

So these are main sites but there are plenty of other good sites where you can learn about latest news of search engine optimization.]]>
01 Google Webmaster Blog : Link
Today search engine optimization is all about Google search. Yahoo and MSN are insignificant compared to Google search. If you rank for Google then you probably rank for other 2 without a problem. So their official blog gives you latest news about changes in Google search. Usually they don't tell you the whole story. Otherwise people start manipulate search so they get best result.(But again that's the whole idea of search engine optimization).
Now these other sites below talk about things Google doesn't tell you about. For example how does latest Algorithm updates work. research and experiments they have done about these updates. What really works what doesn't work anymore etc.

02. Moz Blog : Link
Moz is one of the biggest sites which offer SEO tools both free and premium. Their official blog has lots of interesting posts written by search engine optimization experts. Some of these posts won't make much sense for absolute beginners but its worth keeping and eye on this one.

03. SearchEngineJournal : Link
This is one of the biggest SEO news sites out there. You can learn latest information about search engine optimization, paid advertising, Internet Marketing etc from their posts.

04. SearchEngineLand : Link
This site is similar to above site and full of interesting and latest news about these subject.

So these are main sites but there are plenty of other good sites where you can learn about latest news of search engine optimization.]]> <![CDATA[CloudFlare and VSFTPD]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-CloudFlare-and-VSFTPD Sun, 23 Sep 2018 11:10:56 +0000 Rehan]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-CloudFlare-and-VSFTPD
Also, i want some information about vsftpd.I have installed it. I searched google/youtube for managing the users but I am unable to understand. I want to create an FTP user with a directory can anyone explain me. I added a user in user list but how can I set the password?]]>
Also, i want some information about vsftpd.I have installed it. I searched google/youtube for managing the users but I am unable to understand. I want to create an FTP user with a directory can anyone explain me. I added a user in user list but how can I set the password?]]> <![CDATA[template type]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-template-type Wed, 21 Feb 2018 16:14:12 +0000 xavi]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-template-type
My friends had a question, whether the type of template affects the site's SEO ... thanks]]>
My friends had a question, whether the type of template affects the site's SEO ... thanks]]> <![CDATA[Got any SEO Advice for Newbs?]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Got-any-SEO-Advice-for-Newbs Fri, 11 Aug 2017 14:41:13 +0000 shirofuji]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Got-any-SEO-Advice-for-Newbs <![CDATA[SEO for forums]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-SEO-for-forums Wed, 02 Aug 2017 10:03:31 +0000 meetdilip]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-SEO-for-forums Does it involve developer activities ?]]> Does it involve developer activities ?]]> <![CDATA[Amazon Affiliate Site]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Amazon-Affiliate-Site Thu, 04 May 2017 20:08:44 +0000 shanarain3]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-Amazon-Affiliate-Site affiliate marketing through search engine Smile]]> affiliate marketing through search engine Smile]]> <![CDATA[How to SEO a Mybb forum]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-How-to-SEO-a-Mybb-forum Wed, 22 Feb 2017 08:52:11 +0000 Lucifer]]> https://post4vps.com/Thread-How-to-SEO-a-Mybb-forum