Expert guides on web hosting, WordPress, security, SEO, and preparing your business for the AI era.
Most local business websites claim trust. Lockerfella publishes the evidence. A walk through a live UK locksmith site that maps every E-E-A-T letter to dated, named, verifiable proof, framed against Google's 15 May 2026 non-commodity guidance and the May 2026 core update.
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Half your visitors leave if your site takes more than 3 seconds to load. This guide covers what makes WordPress fast, how Google measures it with Core Web Vitals, and the practical steps UK small businesses can take right now.
Hetzner just announced price hikes of up to 37% on cloud servers, effective April 2026. OVHcloud warns hardware costs will climb 15% to 35% this year. The cause: AI companies are hoovering up the world's DRAM supply, and every hosting provider is paying the price.
Profound just closed $96 million at a billion-dollar valuation to track what AI says about brands. Fortune 500 firms are already using it. Here's what this means for UK businesses that can't spend thousands on enterprise AI tools, and the free steps you can take today.
Per-site hosting fees add up fast when you manage client WordPress sites. 365i's agency plan costs £32.99/month for unlimited sites, each with staging, backups, and a full management panel. Here's why freelancers and small agencies are making the switch.
Most cloud comparisons list 47 services you won't use and leave you more confused than you started. This one gives you a five-question decision guide, real pricing from all three providers, and an honest take on when AWS, Google Cloud, or 365i's own managed cloud is the right fit.
Managed cloud servers start at £9.99/month and use the same My365i control panel as shared hosting. No command line, no complicated setup. Here's when dedicated resources, Redis caching, and ElasticSearch make the upgrade worth it, and when shared hosting is still the better choice.
Defense Secretary Hegseth gave Anthropic until Friday to drop Claude's safety guardrails or face the Defense Production Act. Eight of the ten largest US companies use Claude. Here's why this is a business continuity problem, not just a Washington power struggle.
Most guides start at the search bar. This one starts at the trademark office. Here's how to check domain availability properly: avoid front-running traps, check for blacklisted history, match your social handles, and secure the right extensions before someone else does.
DNS records control where your website loads and where your email goes. Get one wrong and visitors see an error page, or emails vanish. This guide walks through every record type, from A records and CNAMEs to SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, with instructions that work at any registrar.
UK domains take 10 minutes and cost nothing. International domains take 5 to 7 days and add 12 months to your renewal. Here's exactly how to do both, from backing up your DNS records to verifying everything works after the move.
378.5 million domains registered globally means your first choice is probably gone. Here's how to check what you're actually dealing with, find a better alternative, buy it through the aftermarket, or grab it for £35 when it expires through Nominet's drop catching process.
8.4 million businesses use .co.uk. 1.4 million use .uk. After 12 years, the shorter extension never overtook the original. Here's what Nominet's data actually says, when each extension makes sense, and why most UK businesses should register both.
