Practical guides and straight answers from the CoreLink team.
The most common causes are unoptimized images, weak/cheap hosting, or too many plugins — all three are usually fixable without rebuilding the site.
READ MORE →Often yes — but success depends on stopping use of the device immediately and not repeatedly trying to fix it yourself, which can make data unrecoverable.
READ MORE →Use a shared system with per-user permissions (NAS or cloud) instead of email/USB drives — that way you always know exactly who has access to what, and can revoke it instantly.
READ MORE →Most small businesses without heavy video/photo work need 500GB-2TB — start smaller and expand later, since adding storage is cheaper than paying for capacity you never use.
READ MORE →A NAS fits when you need very fast local access to large files; cloud storage fits when access-from-anywhere and zero equipment maintenance are the priority.
READ MORE →A domain-based email address (info@company.com) signals professionalism and trust to customers, while a personal Gmail/Hotmail address for business often looks less credible and lands in spam folders.
READ MORE →Most spam gets filtered properly with correct domain security settings (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) and good email filtering — not just by clicking "unsubscribe."
READ MORE →If your team already lives in Word/Excel daily, Microsoft 365 is the more natural fit; if you prefer simplicity and real-time collaboration, Google Workspace is often easier.
READ MORE →Yes, always — a separate guest network protects your internal systems from devices you don't control, usually at no extra equipment cost.
READ MORE →A home router is designed for 5-10 devices; a business network handles dozens of simultaneous users with stability, security, and management a router simply can't offer.
READ MORE →On average, one access point covers 80-100 sqm of open office space well — but walls, floors, and building materials can significantly reduce that coverage.
READ MORE →Usually the culprit is your router or too many devices competing for bandwidth, not your internet provider — try a restart and checking connected devices first.
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