What Does Accessibility Have To Do With Website Losses?

(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 28, 2011 ) Oakdale, MN -- An internet business is a fickle thing to have. It has to be cared for in such a way as to not upset the delicate balance of supply and demand for products and services. But what most forget it also needs is accessibility to the general public. This is often overlooked since it is presumed the website is always available, but this is not always the case.

Well, the fact of the matter is that a great number of websites go down on a regular basis and the website owner is none the wiser. Websites are located at hosting companies on their web servers. These servers tend to have problems from time to time. These problems can be software or even hardware related in nature.

Regardless of the reason it is down, the website owners website is no longer accessible - period. This means the website owners that are down are bleeding profits and they are usually not even aware they are losing cash by the minute.

Now, the server company 'should' notify all of the websites that are hosted on a downed server and let them know that their website is down, right? Well, that unfortunately is not too common a practice. It is much easier to fix the issue and get the server back up and online then it is to admit a 'flaw' in their service.

What a business owner can do is get themselves some type of website monitoring services. This type of monitoring service will focus on your web server up time. Meaning they do what is called a 'port check' every so many minutes to make sure your website is up.

The next logical step would be some type of remote computer monitoring to watch over their website server for them. This can be done with a remote monitoring service and is the best choice for most website owners. Because a service such as this will do nothing but check a clients website on a regular basis to make sure it is up and accessible and if it is not, the service will notify the client immediately.

There are companies that specialize in just this type of service. One of the best ones on the market to day is Remote Monitoring Services http://www.RemoteMonitoringServices.com. They'll watch over a website every hour, day and month of the year until you tell them not too. They have monitoring servers spread across the entire USA along with Australia and the UK as well.

To give people a chance to try out their amazing website monitoring services they are giving away $50 in credit to each of the next 100 people who come to their website to setup a free account with them. The visitor just needs to enter in the promotional code of EBLNOV2010 and they then will receive a $50 credit in their account with them. This will allow the business owner to try out any of the services that they offer.

Remote Monitoring Services
Robert Barnard (CMO)
(651) 964-3829
Media@RemoteMonitoringServices.com