Comments on: Saving Your Data When Disaster Strikes http://bloggersavvy.com/saving-your-data-when-disaster-strikes/ BloggerSavvy is about learning how to grow your blog or website. BloggerSavvy is about making blogs and websites (in general), profitable. It’s about finding and using the best tools; and advice to obtain the best exposure for your online presence. How to market and monetize your blog and web site. Tue, 06 Apr 2010 20:23:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Ubuntu Linux Help http://bloggersavvy.com/saving-your-data-when-disaster-strikes/comment-page-1/#comment-776 Ubuntu Linux Help Mon, 30 Nov 2009 17:16:53 +0000 http://bloggersavvy.com/?p=157#comment-776 [...] time ago, I wrote a post on another blog, Saving Your Data When Disaster Strikes, that dealt with the issues of losing data because there were no backups. In that post I [...] [...] time ago, I wrote a post on another blog, Saving Your Data When Disaster Strikes, that dealt with the issues of losing data because there were no backups. In that post I [...]

]]> By: When Disaster Strikes - Again. | BloggerSavvy http://bloggersavvy.com/saving-your-data-when-disaster-strikes/comment-page-1/#comment-605 When Disaster Strikes - Again. | BloggerSavvy Sat, 14 Feb 2009 22:39:14 +0000 http://bloggersavvy.com/?p=157#comment-605 [...] this story, some time ago I touched on the subject of disaster recovery with an earlier post about saving your data when disaster strikes. In that post we explored the issue of software and hardware solutions. In my case I invested in an [...] [...] this story, some time ago I touched on the subject of disaster recovery with an earlier post about saving your data when disaster strikes. In that post we explored the issue of software and hardware solutions. In my case I invested in an [...]

]]> By: Introduction - Practical Exercises in How to Improve Your Blog | BloggerSavvy http://bloggersavvy.com/saving-your-data-when-disaster-strikes/comment-page-1/#comment-87 Introduction - Practical Exercises in How to Improve Your Blog | BloggerSavvy Sun, 14 Dec 2008 15:21:08 +0000 http://bloggersavvy.com/?p=157#comment-87 [...] many of you know, I’ve recently recovered from a disaster, which prevented me from posting for a few days. As such, this has provided me further motivation [...] [...] many of you know, I’ve recently recovered from a disaster, which prevented me from posting for a few days. As such, this has provided me further motivation [...]

]]> By: BloggerSavvy http://bloggersavvy.com/saving-your-data-when-disaster-strikes/comment-page-1/#comment-67 BloggerSavvy Thu, 11 Dec 2008 13:39:36 +0000 http://bloggersavvy.com/?p=157#comment-67 @Sasha - Yes, that's a very valid point. Often the people you work or associate with, may also have a copy. @Everyone - One thing Sasha has suggested has a wider scope than one might at first visualize. If you are a small business, using a blog for your marketing agenda, make sure the people you work with are encouraged to make backup copies. If you are a blog developer or blog hosting business, again, encourage (and educate) your clients to download backups of all their content. Disasters are a fact of blogging life and a proactive plan will keep your blog safe - especially if you enlist the people around you! @Sasha – Yes, that’s a very valid point. Often the people you work or associate with, may also have a copy.

@Everyone – One thing Sasha has suggested has a wider scope than one might at first visualize. If you are a small business, using a blog for your marketing agenda, make sure the people you work with are encouraged to make backup copies. If you are a blog developer or blog hosting business, again, encourage (and educate) your clients to download backups of all their content. Disasters are a fact of blogging life and a proactive plan will keep your blog safe – especially if you enlist the people around you!

]]> By: Sasha http://bloggersavvy.com/saving-your-data-when-disaster-strikes/comment-page-1/#comment-66 Sasha Wed, 10 Dec 2008 23:16:28 +0000 http://bloggersavvy.com/?p=157#comment-66 I should ad my two cents, call your clients / co-workers / subcontractors and find out if they may preserved any of the data! I should ad my two cents, call your clients / co-workers / subcontractors and find out if they may preserved any of the data!

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