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We're TPC Hosting — the tech nerds running a hosting company. Fast servers in Germany, Romania, USA, and Turkey for small businesses, freelancers, and builders across Europe and beyond. Web hosting, WordPress hosting, VPS, cloud, domains, SSL, professional email, and self-hosted n8n for your automation workflows — the full toolkit, without the bloat. Honest pricing, no upsells when you don't need them, NVMe-fast servers, GDPR-compliant data centers in Germany and Romania (plus US and Turkey for global reach), and a 30-day money-back guarantee on everything. Drop us a line — we'll get back to you fast.

20/10/2026

Added OpenAI's crawler to your robots.txt and assumed ChatGPT can't read your pages anymore? We hate to be the ones to tell you, but that assumption is probably wrong.

There are actually three different OpenAI agents, and they don't all play by the same rules. GPTBot and OAI-SearchBot honour robots.txt. But the ChatGPT-User fetch bot — the one that grabs a live page when someone shares or asks about your link — treats that as a user action, not a crawl. So your disallow line may simply not apply.

If you really want to control what ChatGPT reads, you have to enforce it somewhere the bot can't ignore: your web server, a WAF, or authentication. We wrote up what works, what doesn't, and how to do it without accidentally locking out Googlebot and hurting your search traffic. Have a read here:

https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/block-chatgpt-fetch-bot-robots-txt

19/10/2026

Here's a shift worth noticing: your WooCommerce store now gets a new kind of shopper. Not just people and scrapers, but AI agents that add items to the cart and actually pay on someone's behalf. Picture a customer telling their assistant "order more of that coffee I bought in March," and the agent navigates your store, picks the right variant, and checks out. If your store confuses it, you lose the sale and never find out why.

The good news is that almost everything that makes your store agent-friendly also makes it clearer and faster for real people: clean product data, a checkout that doesn't trip up, and no surprise gates in the middle. It's a readiness pass you can mostly knock out in an afternoon.

We walked through exactly what to check, step by step. Have a read, and if you want a hand, our engineers are here around the clock: https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/woocommerce-ai-buyer-agents-readiness

16/10/2026

Your malware scanner says your store is clean, but customers keep reporting card fraud? The thief may never touch your server at all. These days skimmers live in the shopper's browser, slipped in through a third-party script or a compromised dependency, and they only wake up on the checkout page for a real visitor. Your overnight scan comes back green because the stolen card data never passes through your host.

The good news: you don't need another scanner. You need a short list of browser-level checks you can set up yourself in an afternoon, plus the habit of watching what your checkout page actually loads. We walk through the detection routine step by step, in the order we'd do it. Give it a read and share it with whoever runs your shop: https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/catch-javascript-skimmers-healthy-store

15/10/2026

You finished the Figma design, it looks great, and now you're stuck on the part nobody teaches: how do those pixels become a real page at yourname.com? Here's the honest version. Figma is a drawing tool, so it hands you images and specs, not a website. To go live you need three things in order: your design turned into real HTML/CSS (or a WordPress theme), somewhere to host it, and a domain pointed at that host. No builder subdomain, no "powered by" badge at the bottom.

Our new guide walks you through each path, from hand-coding to Figma-to-code plugins to rebuilding in WordPress, in plain language. And if you get stuck, real engineers are here to help, with EU hosting, free migration, and 30 days to back out. We are in this together. Read it here: https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/figma-to-live-dot-com-domain-hosting

14/10/2026

Ever wished you could say "yes, show me in search — but no, don't train your AI on my words"? Until now that was an all-or-nothing deal. One bot would crawl your pages for search results and quietly feed the same content into an AI training set, with no way to allow one and refuse the other.

That's starting to change. Cloudflare, working with Apple, Google and Microsoft, has proposed a shared way to split the two: a couple of lines in your robots.txt, ideally an HTTP header too, and bots that sign on to the new "Accountable" label promise to honour the difference and identify themselves honestly.

It's voluntary, not a magic lock, and we're honest about the gaps it doesn't close. We walk through how to set it up today, right here:

https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/index-me-not-ai-training-split-access

13/10/2026

Here's a frustrating one: your business is real, it's been running for years, and yet ChatGPT or an AI Overview quietly leaves you out of its answer. Why? Because it couldn't confirm the basic facts about you. We looked at 71 businesses and kept seeing the same thing — a phone number that says one thing on the site and another in a directory, key pages that only load after JavaScript runs, no structured data spelling out the name, address and phone.

The good news: this isn't exotic to fix, and most of it takes about half an hour. We wrote a plain walkthrough of what's happening and exactly what to change today. If you want a hand, our engineers are real people, here around the clock.

Read it here: https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/ai-search-verify-business-trust-signals-fix

12/10/2026

Nobody wants to find out their SSL certificate expired because a customer emailed to say the site "looks dangerous." The good news: if you run one business website, Certbot almost certainly set up automatic renewals when you installed your certificate. Your real job is just to confirm the timer is actually running and test that it works, which takes about five minutes and two commands. Let's Encrypt certificates last 90 days on purpose, so automation does the remembering for you. Our new guide walks a one-site owner through checking the systemd timer, proving renewal works, and knowing when to stop fiddling and let your host handle it. We wrote it in plain language, and if you'd rather not think about any of it, our engineers are around to help. Read it here: https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/automate-lets-encrypt-renewals-certbot-guide

09/10/2026

Running a small site on your own? Here's some good news hiding in a scary-sounding update. Google just named "fabricating authors" as a form of deception in its content guidance. So if you've been publishing under invented writer names with stock-photo faces to look like a bigger team, it's time to swap them for your real byline. The relief: you don't need a masthead of experts. One honest byline, done properly, beats a fake newsroom every time. We walk you through exactly how to present a single owner credibly: the byline, the schema, and an about page that tells the truth and still reads well. You were never going to out-fake a system built to catch it, so let's just be real instead. Read the full how-to here: https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/fake-author-profiles-real-bylines-small-site

08/10/2026

If you run an EU store on Shopify, there's a setting worth a two-minute check this week. Shopify's AI shopping (or "agentic storefronts") setting pushes your product catalogue — titles, images, prices, variants — to third-party AI assistants and partner shopping surfaces. The catch: it's opt-out, not opt-in, and it quietly adds new channels over time, including some startups that aren't even named in your admin.

That's a real GDPR question, not paranoia. You can't make a fair call about where your data goes when you don't know who's on the other end. Our advice is simple: keep control, add channels on purpose, and only switch things on once you've read the terms. We walk through what the setting actually shares, and when leaving it on is genuinely fine. Have a read here: https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/shopify-ai-shopping-channels-eu-stores

07/10/2026

Drafting with AI? Here's the part that saves you later: a quick human check before you publish. Google's updated guidance is clear — AI help is fine, but unchecked AI output isn't, and the job of verifying every claim, number, name and link sits with you, the publisher. The good news is that AI tends to slip up in the same predictable spots: stats, quotes, dates, product names, and the bits we all skim past like titles, alt text and meta descriptions. Once you know where to look, you can check a whole post in about 15 minutes — no editor, no fact-check desk needed. We put together a simple weekly routine for exactly this, built for a one-person team. Give it a read here: https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/fact-checking-ai-content-before-publishing

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