Do-it-yourself projects are great and can save you money, just not when it comes to doing your own DNS. In this paper, learn about four different reasons why outsourcing your DNS will actually save you money and time in the long run.

The cost of security might seem steep, but compared to what you’ll have to pay to mitigate a DDoS attack, it’ll look like chump change. DDoS attacks don’t just cost your company the annoyance of downtime, but brand reputation, customer acquisition, and of course, sales all are affected.

It’s well known that transactional email is used to send out shipping notices or password resets, but did you know that due to its high click-through rates, it can be a great way to communicate with your customers? In fact, transactional email brings in 288% more revenue than bulk mail. With this guide, find out what you might be missing in your […]

Email may seem simple – create content and send to your list – but there are many elements that go into a good email program. The Master List of Email Terminology helps shed light on the terms that you should know and what you should be implementing in your own program.

Having trouble reaching your customers’ inboxes? You might have a poor sender reputation. Similar to a credit score, sender reputations reflect how good or bad your sending habits are. If your reputation is lower than you’d like, just follow these 4 easy steps to start hitting the inbox.

DDoS, cache poisoning, footprinting, oh my! Who knew that there were so many ways to threaten the security of your DNS? Find out all of the scary details about these attacks and what you can do to prevent them.

DNS isn’t the easiest topic to grasp and the terminology can be confusing rather than helpful. In this eBook, you’ll find the most common DNS terms and their definitions to help you better understand DNS. From A records to zones, this list will get you on the right track towards becoming a DNS pro.

If your ads are slow to load, chances are, consumers aren’t going to wait around to see them. Just the smallest amount of latency can cost you thousands of views, clicks, and conversions. By following these 5 guidelines, you can reduce your overall network latency and keep those clicks coming.