How Can a Website Owner Cut Their Risk Of Losing Cash Monthly?

(EMAILWIRE.COM, February 07, 2011 ) Oakdale, MN -- How can a website make the owner of it money if the website is down and the owner is more then likely not even aware that it is down? This is a common question because for the most part, websites are great for bringing in cash if the business owner is good at marketing to get traffic to the website. They of course also need to be good at website design, product or service presentation and have good prices as well and then they are likely to make some cash. But, all of this is only possible if the website is up and accessible to the public at large.

If a website goes down because the server it is hosted on fails for a hardware or software reason then no one will be able to get to the website. When this happens this means the website owner is losing money by the minute. The longer the downtime the more money that is lost.

Regardless of the cause, websites will go down and the owner will end up losing money because of it. Now, a site owner can cut down the risk of losing their cash flow. But in order for that to happen they need a site monitor. What this requires is 'monitoring as a service' which means a company that has a server monitor that does nothing but watch their website to make sure it is always up and not down.

This is done by the service doing a port check every so many minutes for confirmation if the site is up or down. A port is basically something that the operating system for the web server assigns to the website. For example, port 80 is the common port that is assigned to a website. So, when a browser like internet explorer or Firefox is trying to access a website it accesses the website by default using port 80 to be able to view the website.

What an internet business owner needs is a website monitoring service that offers many different monitoring tools to watch over their website with. A service that will protect the owner by watching over their website 24/7/365 which will give them piece of mind in knowing that they do not have to worry about it because the service is doing it for them.

This service needs to be able to notify you at a moments notice when your website is down via alert delivery methods such as email, text message, desktop alert application, twitter or even facebook. This service needs to be able to monitor your website from around the world through their many different monitoring locations. They also need to be low cost so the average internet business owner can afford them.

Well, there is a company that does what I have been discussing and they offer many different ways to monitor your website. The name of the company is Remote Monitoring Services and they have a website which is at http://www.RemoteMonitoringServices.com. They have monitoring servers across the entire United States and also in the United Kingdom and Australia as well.

To show their appreciation for new customers they are offering a free $50 credit to the next 100 people who come and try out there service free of charge. All a website owner needs to do is to go to their website and setup a free account and enter in the promotional code of EBLNOV2010 and they will then receive a $50 credit on their account with them.

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