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We have just installed our SSL certificate on a shared server, it was a bit of hassle but well worth it. Certificates don't have to be expensive if you are not selling products. Word of advice though, if you cover all access points like forms, anywhere where the user can input information, make sure those url's are served as https then you have covered your bases for safe data transactions. Google should not penalise you for not having an https home page UNLESS there is a user interface on that homepage, or any type of form that can be filled out and sent.

I know this is an old thread but I thought it may be appropriate to ask: Do you use WAF's on client servers, or should I invest in some counter measures for a new data driven website I am building on a hosting account with your yourselves?

Looks nice and clean, some suggestions; Add your phone number in large text inside the bannerRemove your email address from the page and use the form instead for contact to prevent spam.Individualize pages instead of using a div location on the same page for info and contact .Google likes separation of content so pages are specific according to the title. If you find you don't have enough content ideas to justify separation of links, get some ideas by browsing other websites that are similar to your own. Perhaps also think about an online booking function and area map of the locations you cover. For SEO purposes it would be great to see named towns, cities or streets. Regards

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Hi, Got your email asking about how we feel about your hosting service. I am glad to report that the process of changing from our last host to MDD was a smooth process with very few problems. Uptime is very good, you are one of the best hosts around and I hope you continue to provide this level of service to all your clients. Kind Regards, Steven Bell