You are planning to have your own blog but cant decide whether to host your blog on blogspot[ free blogs ] or under your paid hosting account.

You will get mixed reviews in this regards but as far as SEO is concerned. Hosting blogs on free bloggers site such as Blogspot, WordPress or Blogger or etc… are more attracted by search engines as compare to blog hosted on paid hosting account. I am not sure if its totally true but many webmaster have this believe. There are many pro’s and con’s for hosting your blog on free blog hosting service provider.

If you have blog hosted on paid dedicated hosting for wordpress account then you have more freedom ( more flexibility, more control, can install other technical stuffs etc…) as compare to blog hosted on free blogging sites. Search engine optimizing on free blogging sites if painful as you do not have FTP access, but there are great chances that Google bots will visit your blog more frequently as they constantly crawl such blogging sites.

Thus having a paid hosting account and hosting your blog over it would be of great help to get your blog better ranking and you have more freedom for your blog.

Microsoft Exchange Server is a server application emails owned by Microsoft Corp. and can be installed only on family platforms like Windows Server.

The Microsoft Exchange Server Email Hosting can be accessed by multiple clients, as every family Unix-like, Microsoft Windows 95/98/Me/2000 Professional/XP/Vista/7 and currently also work on the platform like Mac OS X from Apple Inc., Mac OS X v10.6 – Snow Leopard, is currently the 2010 version released on November 9, 2009.

Exchange Server 2013

The latest version of Microsoft Exchange Server, is the 2013 version. Leaning on pillars such as security and flexibility, has become an important tool in the corporate world. With increasingly more users seeking a solution that is flexible and is where users need when they need it became necessary to use solutions such as Microsoft Exchange Server.

Some points are worth mentioning in the new version of Microsoft Exchange Server, for example:

• Simplified approach to high availability and disaster recovery;
• New self-service capabilities to help users perform common tasks without calling for service;
• Users can receive their voice messages in the inbox with text display;
• Actively helps protect your communications through built-in defenses against viruses and junk e-mail with support for a variety of third-party security products.