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Maggy Di Costanzo

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Maggy Di Costanzo is an editor at Website Planet.

Maggy specializes in editing reviews of e-commerce platforms, website builders, and web hosting services, as well as tutorials on creating and managing websites for businesses of all sizes. She makes sure that every article is accurate, easy to follow, and packed with up-to-date insights to help readers make informed decisions.

Before joining Website Planet, Maggy worked as a freelance AI content specialist, editor and writer, crafting content across a range of industries. She also has experience in marketing strategy and real estate, giving her a versatile skill set for understanding both digital and real-world markets.

When she’s not refining sentences or keeping up with SEO updates, Maggy can be found hiking with her dog, dreaming up her next dinner party menu, or keeping tabs on the stock market.

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Name.com

Name.com isn’t just an accredited domain registrar but a hosting provider as well. Its plans are user-friendly, affordable, and feature-rich. However, you’ll notice some gaps, including a lack of powerful first-party hosting and robust security features. While it’s certainly functional if you only need basic shared hosting, enterprise-level sites won’t be well-accommodated...

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UltaHost

Although it initially seemed promising, UltaHost left me feeling disappointed and frustrated. Problems arose within days that support was unable to resolve. While it has some redeemable features, I had no choice but to cancel my plan due to the lack of dependable service. In this case, it’s easy for me to recommend our top web hosts for reliable hosting.

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GoDaddy Hosting

After testing GoDaddy, I can say one thing: avoid the basic shared hosting. It’s simply not worth the price tag (Hostinger offers better performance and lower costs on long-term plans). That said, GoDaddy’s WordPress hosting is a good option, but I’ll warn you now – to get all the best features, it will cost you!

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7 Best Cheap Windows Hosting Providers: Reliable in 2025

Finding cheap Windows Server hosting you can actually rely on can be a struggle. Because of Microsoft’s licensing fees, Windows hosting is always going to be more expensive than hosting with free, open-source Linux. If you’re a small business or freelance developer working on a limited budget, this extra cost can be frustrating. However, you can still get a good deal on...

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Last updated: September 12, 2025
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Anthropic Settles Historic Class-Action Lawsuit From Authors

Anthropic recently reached a preliminary settlement in a class-action lawsuit filed by US authors who claimed the company illegally trained its Claude large language model (LLM) on copyrighted works, according to an August 26 court filing. Authors Andrea Bartz, Charles Graeber, and Kirk Wallace Johnson initially filed the lawsuit against Anthropic in 2024, claiming that the...

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Last updated: September 12, 2025
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ActiveCampaign Adds Square Loyalty for Multi-Location Brands

ActiveCampaign launched a new integration that syncs Square Loyalty data into ActiveCampaign HQ, its marketing automation platform for franchises and multi-location brands. The integration is designed to help retail, food and beverage, salon, and service-based businesses across the US, Canada, and Australia streamline marketing automation across locations, personalize...

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Last updated: September 11, 2025
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Alibaba To Develop AI Chip Amid Limited Nvidia Supply for China

According to the Wall Street Journal, Alibaba is developing a new cloud-computing chip. The move comes in response to US restrictions limiting China’s access to Nvidia’s chips, and Beijing’s efforts to build a self-sufficient AI supply chain. Unlike its earlier, more specialized processors focused on training AI models, the new chip is designed to handle a wider range of AI...

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Last updated: September 10, 2025
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Claude AI Used in “Unprecedented” Hacking Spree

On August 27, AI company Anthropic reported that hackers “weaponized” the Claude large language model (LLM) to carry out an “unprecedented” cyberattack. According to the report, Claude has also been used to create ransomware and to facilitate fraudulent employment schemes by different malicious actors. According to Anthropic, the hacker used Claude to target at least 17...

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Last updated: September 09, 2025
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Squarespace Launches Squarespace Capital

Website-building platform Squarespace has launched Squarespace Capital, a flexible funding service for growing businesses. Squarespace Capital is currently available to eligible customers in the US and the UK, with international expansion planned for 2025. Squarespace Capital aims to make funding more accessible than traditional lenders. While banks often require a lengthy...

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Last updated: September 08, 2025
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Upwork Launches Contingent Workforce Solution Lifted

Upwork has launched Lifted, a wholly owned subsidiary designed to help enterprises integrate contingent workforce management. Lifted unifies all hiring tools enterprises need to source, hire, manage, and pay talent across various contingent workforce models, from independent contractors and staff augmentation to agent of record (AOR), employer of record (EOR), and statement...

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Last updated: September 05, 2025
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10 Best Workflow Automation Software To Boost Efficiency in 2025

If you’re overwhelmed by repetitive tasks, struggling to keep your team organized, or spending more time managing projects than completing them, you’re not alone. Many businesses face the same challenges when trying to streamline operations and scale efficiently. The good news is that workflow automation software can be the solution. With the right tool, you can automate...

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Last updated: September 04, 2025
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