Hey TRUNG,
Recently, I was talking to a couple of my friends, and I showed them how I track my website's uptime.
They were all surprised and wanted to do the same thing for their business.
Basically, I have setup automatic alerts to notify me if my website goes down, or if our shopping cart stops working.
I set this up because in the early days my hosting company would have downtime, and I didn't even know about it.
But ultimately that meant bad customer experience for my users, and lower search engine rankings.
To help you setup the same website monitoring like I have, we created the ultimate guide on how to setup server uptime monitoring (the easy way).
It's like a security alarm for your house. You want to know when something bad happens, so you can act on it.
I highly recommend setting this up for your site especially since the first option is free :)
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Have a great rest of your week :)
Cheers,
Syed Balkhi
Founder of WPBeginner | | | |
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