World Hosting Days Plesk presentation - Day after tomorrow - How to survive the Cloud Tsunami - Jan Löffler

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Are you also sick and tired of hearing that hosting is dead? Let’s face it – there are over 1 billion websites worldwide and the exact number is growing every second. Nearly 28% of all websites are built with WordPress, everything starts with a domain and each site needs a server to run on. Now you do the math! While we can’t turn the blind eye on flat or even declining revenues within the traditional hosting industry there’s a huge opportunity for hosting businesses to ride the waves of the Cloud Tsunami and participate in the overall growth. Plesk proudly presents the brand new WordPress Toolkit 2.0 which is designed to simplify the lives of web professionals and helps hosting businesses to grow again. In this session we’ll show you how.

Internet

DAY AFTER
TOMORROW
HOW TO SURVIVE
THE CLOUD
TSUNAMI
WHD.global, March 29th 2017 Jan Löffler, CTO Plesk

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Jesse Friedman | Growth
“Millions of websites lie
dormant because perfection
got in the way of going live”

HACKERS DO NOT DISCRIMINATE
Jetpack is focused on increasing global WordPress security with brute
force attack protection, secure authentication, backups, and malware
scanning, reducing the security burden for hosts.

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At least in the beginning most users care about traffic and
engagement. They want visitors and “friends” once they’re live.

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+ Themes
+ Security
+ Backup
+ Developer Tools
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+ SEO

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for WordPress
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for WordPress
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Jan Löffler
CTO Plesk
● @jlsoft2
● jan@plesk.com
● http://www.slideshare.net/jlsoft/
● https://www.jan-loeffler.de

Plesk simplifies the
lives of Web
Professionals

Plesk is the leading WebOps platform and
control panel to run, automate and grow
applications, websites and hosting
businesses.

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