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DNS Propagation – Why Domains Take Too Long?
The negative part of the caching process is that different ISP update the caches diferently; some 24 hrs, 36hrs and even others go to 72hrs. The rate of updating the cache between 24hrs to 72hrs is what we call DNS propagation. When the process is complete everyone will now see your website. Because the caching updating differ between ISP servers, the propagation duration is therefore said to vary between 24hrs to 72hrs for DNS and IP addresses to completely take into effect
SEO friendly web contents
The SEO friendly web contents must be unique (not copied from other websites), grammatically correct and free from spelling errors, no repetitive words etc NB: Search engines like Google penalize pages with copied contents from other websites We will ask also from the...
Facts and Why Unlimited Web Hosting?
Introduction There have been lies spreading around talking negatively about Unlimited Web Hosting Services. This article is written to make clarification, define, give conceptual examples and reasons for Unlimited Web Hosting. It is true that some fraudulent web...
Bank Payment Information
To make payment by direct deposit of cash to our bank account at NMB Bank, please physically visit your nearest branch or the bank agent and use the bank account details below to effect your transaction: Bank Name: NMB Bank PLC Branch: Arusha Account Name: Webmagic...
Send Money from TIGO PESA to NMB Bank
To make a cash transfer from your mobile phone with the TIGO line to our bank account make sure that your TIGO PESA account has enough cash to perform the transfer. In the phone call screen type *150*01# and press the call button Select - Financial services Select -...
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