What You'll Fix in 30 Days: Backup Frequency That Actually Supports Your Recovery Needs By the end of 30 days you'll have a defensible backup schedule that matches business needs, a testable restore plan, and cost estimates that stop
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Mike ran a small web design studio. He managed about 20 WordPress sites for local businesses - restaurants, a yoga studio, two law firms, and a florist. One Tuesday night his phone buzzed at 2:12 a.m
If you run a small web design shop or freelance business managing 5-50 client sites, you know the drill: a client calls at midnight because a site is down, email is broken, or a plugin update nuked the layout. cPanel can be a friend or a tyrant