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Cloudcache Com My Experience with A Custom SSL-secured CDN Service

April 4, 2012 - Last Modified: April 1, 2014 by Scott Smith

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The Edge caching services seem to be all the rage over the past few years, especially with the rise of cloud computing. I sell cloud computing software as an affiliate and also run PPC ads through AdSense on my website. I had not tried a content delivery network (CDN) before, but I had heard that they make my website run a lot faster than simply hosting all of my content on my main domain.

I also heard that there are other benefits, but I had no idea how much Cloudcache would help me until I tried their lowest plan.

Cloudcache made my site run faster

Cloudcache owns a series of supercharged servers throughout the world. They let you host your content remotely on their servers instead of hosting it on yours. Their servers are lightning-fast and they put your files on servers geographically close to the same people who view your site. So, my customers are English-speakers in Hong Kong, so Cloudcache put my content onto a server in Hong Kong.

What this did is it grew my conversions substantially, since a lot of people were bouncing off of my website before I got Cloudcache since my pages would take so long to load.

I also got more visitors

I did not know this before I got Cloudcache, but search engines penalize sites that take a long time to load and they reward ones that do not take very much time to load. Cloudcache makes my site load faster so I saw an almost immediate boost in my search engine rankings after I started using it.

After I’d been using it for a month, the amount of traffic I had increased 12%, up from the previous month’s 2% increase. Almost all of this increase (89%) was due to search engine traffic, which is a much higher proportion from last month’s though I do not have a very big sample size from last month’s.

Cloudcache SSL

Cloudcache also gave my site a secure socket layer, or SSL, which is necessary for anything that needs to be securely sent over the Internet. For example, when people register for the site, I take some of their real-life data like their name, age, and email address for use as leads. I do not want people stealing their data because I care about my site’s visitors, and also because if they get lots of junk mail from other people then they will just change to a new email address.

The best part is that I get an SSL even though I am not paying for one of the expensive enterprise plans.

Results

Overall, Cloudcache has worked wonders for me by making my site load faster. This has given me both a higher conversion rate and more visitors to convert from in the first place.

Furthermore, I am also now able to use an SSL to make my website more secure. I did not even have to buy one of the premium packages for it since Cloudcache lets you use an SSL even with the lower-tier services.

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Hi, my name is Scott. I go by Scotty sometimes. I work in online marketing and own a few affiliate marketing websites, and of course Social Media Monday.

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{ 3 Responses }

  1. Alleya says:
    Your post was an extremely enlightening as to any SEO projects and for anyone who does freelance. I'd rather take this SSL site and see if it is appropriate for managing projects and if it's a reliable one. But just want to asked if it is a secured one?
  2. AstroGremlin says:
    Scotty, the topic of the cloud is fascinating although I have not yet taken the plunge, er, soar into the cloud. Appreciate your first-hand account of the effects.
  3. Justin Germino says:
    That is cool that you get the benefit of an SSL site, but it isn't a certificate tied to your DNS name (since you didn't pay for SSL cert) so what does it use as the URL for the SSL certificate domain?

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