I provide webhosting services and Wordpress support. I LOVE blogs and enjoy blogging.  So why don’t I write here often?

Because I use this blog mainly for alerting my webhosting clients to updates, changes to systems and warn them of scams, viruses and anything else that might affect their webhosting and blogging enjoyment.

I maintain and write a lot of blogs which are hosted through these services and you can see some of those in the blogroll on this site.

So, if you’re looking for someone very experienced in setting up and maintaining blogs, setting up domain names and web hosting I’m definitely the person you should be contacting!  Even if the number of posts here are low.

A recent alert went out about a worm invading Wordpress blogs that aren’t updated.  This alert is real and particularly  if you allow multiple users on your blog, the threat needs to be treated seriously.

If you are choosing to do the upgrade yourself there are some things you need to do first:

1.  Backup your existing blog – there’s a great backup plugin I use all the time.

2.  Check the amount of webspace left available – if less than 20megs, get the webspace increased first, or you will experience a crash. Believe me – it’s happened to me.

3.  Login to your control panel and then click on the Fantastico icon at the bottom of the panel – it’s blue.

4.  Click on Wordpress on the left menu and then upgrade on the right-hand side of the page and follow the prompts.  Save the file information it gives you for restoring – just in case that’s needed. I usually save that file with the rest of the webfiles for the blog on my computer.

5.  View your blog – it should be showing fine.

If I manage your blog for you anyway, then I will be doing this automatically for you and you may find the dashboard of your blog looks a bit different next time you login – depending on the version of Wordpress you were using previously.

I don’t host your blog or website but you’re visiting here anyway? Then visit my webhosting services for details.