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Frequently Asked Questions

SEO

In our website design service, we use a free version of Nitro Pack which really gets the job done. You may purchase the pro version, but we really believe that you do not need the paid version.

We have been able to get high scores in the Google Page Speed with the free version of the plugin. There are no extra costs added to the cost of building your website for this service.

If Nitro Pack doesn't do the job, we will try a different plugin to see if we get better optimization.

Schema (also called Schema Markup or structured data) is a type of code added to your website that helps search engines better understand your content. It provides extra context about your pages—such as your business details, services, reviews, FAQs, and products—so search engines can display richer, more informative results.

When schema is implemented correctly, it can enable rich search results like star ratings, FAQ dropdowns, business info panels, and enhanced listings in Google search. This improves visibility, increases click-through rates and helps your site stand out from competitors.

Common types of schema include:

* Organization schema – identifies your business name, logo, and contact info
* Website schema – helps search engines understand your site structure
* FAQ schema – displays frequently asked questions directly in search results
* Product & Service schema – highlights offerings, pricing, and features

You can improve website speed by using fast, reliable web hosting, optimizing images, enabling caching, and minimizing unnecessary scripts and plugins. Choosing a hosting provider with performance features like LiteSpeed, SSD storage, and HTTP/3 support can significantly reduce page load times.

Additional improvements include compressing files, using a content delivery network (CDN) to serve your site from servers closer to your visitors, and keeping your website software, themes, and plugins updated. Faster websites not only provide a better user experience but also help improve search engine rankings and conversion rates.

We run our own website on our server, and we can get a score of 100 on each of the categories on Page Insights. If you follow the right optimizing, you should have no problem on scoring between 90-1oo%.

You can use PageSpeed Insights by visiting Google’s PageSpeed Insights tool and entering your website’s URL to analyze its performance on both mobile and desktop devices. The tool provides a speed score along with detailed reports on loading time, core web vitals, and performance opportunities.

After running the test, review the suggestions such as image optimization, reducing unused JavaScript and CSS, enabling caching, and improving server response time. Applying these recommendations can help improve your website speed, user experience, and search engine rankings.

Absolutely! There is more than one URL that can be used to access any given website page. While this is extremely useful in certain situations, like when you want to view your page before the domain propagates, it can sometimes cause undesired effects.

Luckily most search engines, like Google and the Bing Network, understand that every page has multiple working URLs; so, they are usually able to correctly determine what URL is most likely the canonical URL. Simply put, the canonical URL is the preferred URL for a page.

Examples of URLs for a Single Page

Depending on the setup of a particular website, it may be possible to visit the same page by using the following example URLs:

* primarydomain.com
* www.primarydomain.com
* 10.0.0.2/~username/
* primarydomain.com/index.php
* www.primarydomain.com/index.php
* 10.0.0.2/~username/index.php

If the domain is an addon domain, it may be possible to view the same page through these hypothetical URLs:

* addondomain.com
* www.addondomain.com
* primarydomain.com/addondomain.com
* addondomain.primarydomain.com
* 10.0.0.2/~username/addondomain.com
* addondomain.com/index.php
* www.addondomain.com/index.php
* primarydomain.com/addondomain.com/index.php
* addondomain.primarydomain.com/index.php
* 10.0.0.2/~username/addondomain.com/index.php

How Search Engines Guess the Canonical (Preferred) URL

It is important to note that even though several URLs exist for the same file, most search engines (as well as your visitors) will never encounter them or even know that they exist.

Search engines are only able to find URLs in a couple of ways:

* They found a link to your page on a web page they already knew existed.
* They found the link or URL in a site map and/or an RSS feed.
* The link or URL was submitted to them directly, usually via their website.
* Someone visited your page while using that search engine's browser toolbar.

Once search engines find out about the page, they compare it with other pages that appear to be identical or almost exact matches in order to spot duplicates. If they spot a duplicate page, they then try to figure out which URL should be the canonical URL.

Although they keep their exact algorithms secret, there are some things that they are known to check:

* Most common URL used to link to the site
* What URL is used in the site map and RSS feeds
* Whether a canonical URL is specified in the meta tags of site pages
* Whether the URL redirects to another URL
* For Google specifically, whether a canonical URL is specified in Google Webmaster Tools

At EZ Host Pro, we follow accessibility best practices when building and hosting websites to help businesses create inclusive, user-friendly experiences that improve engagement, search rankings, and overall website performance.

In our website design service search engine optimization (SEO) increases the visibility of your website content, making it easier for people to find and browse. Tactics like image optimization, alt tagging, and keyword research help your site rank higher on search engines.

Some web developers treat SEO like an afterthought, which can negatively impact your search rankings and undermine your marketing efforts. We use a free version of the plugin Rank Math, if you prefer you may purchase the pro version which helps optimize your website for better results of showing up in search engines. There are no extra costs added to the cost of building your website for this service.

UPDATE: You can now use AI instead of paying for a Plugin.

Specials

Unlike other Website Hosting Companies, if you sign up on a special deal with us, at the end of the term you paid for the price will remain the same!

ALL other providers raise the prices to a much higher rate; it could be the difference of hundreds of dollars.

As an example, if you purchased a plan with another provider with a discounted rate of $2.99 per month at the end of the term it raises to $12.99 per month.

Your special rate of $35.88 per year will change to $155.88 per year. A difference of $120.00 per year. 

EZ Host Pro stands out by not changing your prices and we have not found any other company that does this. They all raise the rates to much higher prices.

Available for a limited number of accounts you can get our "One & Done Special" Deal. You pay $97.00 one-time for your hosting, and you can host up to 5 websites. Available on both of our shared hosting platforms. No monthly or yearly payments.

Website Hosting

Web hosting is a service that stores your website’s files, images, and data on a secure server so your site can be viewed on the internet 24/7. When someone types your domain name into a browser, the hosting server delivers your website’s content to their screen in seconds.

With reliable web hosting—like EZ Host Pro’s shared and WordPress hosting—your site benefits from fast loading speeds, strong security, regular backups, and dependable uptime, helping your business or blog stay online, perform well in search engines, and provide a smooth experience for visitors.

Getting started is easy:

1. Register or transfer your domain

2. Decide type of Hosting Regular Shared Hosting:

For Developers, Weebly, Joomla, AI SiteJet (WYSIWYG Builders) Similar to WIX

or

WordPress Hosting:

For CMS (Content Management System) using plugins (Free & Paid plugins)
Launch your website.

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or

Contact us to build your website and get free hosting included.

Smaller hosting companies often focus more on customer support, transparent pricing, and long-term value. Providers like EZ Host Pro avoid aggressive upselling and surprise renewal increases, making website hosting easier to manage for beginners.

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