Podcasts about nimbus hosting

So many people overlook website hosting as an inconvenience as opposed to an asset. Tom and his team over at Nimbus Hosting are out to prove the public wrong. The right website hosting can significantly improve your conversion rate and have a significant impact on your bottom line. Tom joined the show and shared his thoughts on why 2020 is the year to pay attention to your website hosting and give it the investment it needs. MVLKa59GPT5DrvKwKrx1

In this episode of GYDA Talks, Robert talks to Tim Dunton of Nimbus Hosting. Tim has worked in hosting for over 20 years and in 2011 founded Nimbus. After seeing a gap in the market for agencies, Tim and Nimbus launched STORM, a hosting platform designed specifically for creatives.Tim and being more than an MDPrice Points and differentiation of hosting providersSpecialising in Digital AgenciesThe Platform and how it helps agenciesBenefits – a seamless process and good customer serviceBiggest challenges facing agenciesWhat’s the future for web and video?Processes and KFCWords of wisdom for Nimbus customers

Most of the members of the Alzheimer’s Society’s Talking Point community don’t have dementia. But 4% do. And that creates a unique challenge when it comes to designing an online community. Features that we might take for granted, like saved drafts, take on a whole new meaning when you are experiencing short term memory loss. Community manager Serena Snoad joins the show to talk about building a welcoming community for people with dementia, plus: How memory loss impacts how they moderate Debriefing sessions that Serena offers to staff members who have handled a stressful issue Why XenForo was the right software choice for them, in their recent relaunch Disclosure: Serena has kindly supported our show’s Patreon campaign. I’ve known her for years, and it has nothing to do with her being a guest on the show, but I felt it was worth mentioning. Our Podcast is Made Possible By… If you enjoy our show, please know that it’s only possible with the generous support of our sponsor: Higher Logic. Big Quotes “If somebody says they have dementia, or if they’re a carer, we would then, as a team, be looking at the posts and the activity of members, particularly newer members, to see if they need any additional support. For somebody with dementia, if we feel that they’re using the community in a way that may not be very helpful, we’re not sure whether or not they’re understanding the terms and conditions or their behavior. We will take a much gentler approach with moderation. Generally, we’ll do that also for people who are undergoing quite a lot of emotional distress. We would also moderate in a slightly different way, in a way that’s designed to encourage them to post in a different way. So yes, it’s quite a delicate balance, and that’s one of the reasons why my staff and volunteers have training in emotional support as well as training in technical support. That’s been important for us.” -@serenastweeting “If you Google a health condition, it’s a horrible mess out there. To be able to get trusted information about what you need, and to be able to find people who know what they’re talking about, I think it’s really important to be in those [digital] spaces.” -@serenastweeting About Serena Snoad Serena Snoad is an online community manager, running the digital service at the Alzheimer’s Society, a charity in the UK. She lives and works in London and manages Talking Point, the Alzheimer’s Society’s 14 year old online community. Prior to this, Serena worked in social media management and communications for other charities. She holds a qualification in public relations from the CIPR. Related Links Sponsor: Higher Logic, the community platform for community managers Serena on LinkedIn Talking Point, the Alzheimer’s Society’s online community, where Serena is online community manager CommunityCo, where Patrick is director of community Nada Savitch, who helped start Talking Point Samaritans, a charity that provides support to those at risk of suicide Wikipedia page for safeguarding, a term to describe the processes about protecting the health and well-being and human rights of people XenForo, which powers Talking Point’s recently relaunched community vBulletin, Talking Point’s previous platform Discourse, a community software option that the Alzheimer’s Society considered phpBB, which Patrick uses Nimbus Hosting, who Alzheimer’s Society uses for web hosting and technical support Dogs Trust, Macmillan, Cancer Research and NSPCC, charities who were "leading the way" on social media when Serena started working closely with how the charity she worked for engaged online Transcript View transcript on our website Your Thoughts If you have any thoughts on this episode that you’d like to share, please leave me a comment, send me an email or a tweet. If you enjoy the show, we would be so grateful if you spread the word and supported Community Signal on Patreon.

This is a discussion we had at DevCon that gets deeply into the technology that allows hosting FileMaker Servers on the high end. Joey is with ODI Technology - at www.filemakerhosting.com, and Scott is with Nimbus Hosting, at www.nimbushosting.net We get into everything from proper configuration for PHP and IWP deployment to high availability virtualized cluster configuration.

Part 3 of the 4 DevCon episodes. Matt talks to Jason Thomas from Skeleton Key and Andy Cohen from FMST about the importance of sales. Matt also talks hosting with Scott Karch of Nimbus Hosting.net