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SEO For Dummies

By on February 10, 2011 in business, howto, Marketing, Seo, Tips

Editor note: This is a guest post by Paul Savage of BlackDog (more info below article body). The purpose of this article is not to insult you by calling you a dummy for reading this, in fact I have no idea what your SEO acumen is, but hopefully after reading this you will have a [...]

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WordPress 3 Availble via the app vault

WordPress 3 is now available via the App Vault

By on July 9, 2010 in Blogging, howto

We’re happy to announce that WordPress 3 is now available via the app vault on the Blacknight control panel. The app vault comes with all Shared Hosting Plans which are available from as little as €4.95 a month. What does this mean for you? Good things WordPress 3 comes with: a new default theme (called [...]

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Setting Up Awstats For Your Website On Blacknight

Awstats Now Available On Linux!

By on March 14, 2010 in Hosting, howto, Podcasting, Seo, Tips, video

Image by blacknight via Flickr We’re delighted to finally be able to offer Awstats statistics for all our shared Linux based hosting accounts (it’s also available for Windows). If your site is hosted on any of our shared Linux hosting accounts you can now setup Awstats via your control panel NB: Stats will not be [...]

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Share The Knowledge!

By on April 17, 2009 in Blacknight, Hosting, howto, vps

Since we launched our VPS hosting services and revamped our shared hosting offerings we’ve had some very interesting feedback. I’d love to say it was all positive, but that would be a lie. Some people absolutely hate the new control panel. Other people find the control panel a bit confusing at times, but once they [...]

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Updating Your Nameservers Via The Blacknight Control Panel

By on January 11, 2009 in Blacknight, Domains, howto, Tips

If you’re moving your domain to us from another provider please read our basic guides on moving hosting provider and transferring domains. Once the domain has actually been transferred to us you will need to update the DNS servers (nameservers) so that the rest of the internet knows to look to our servers and not [...]

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