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Depending on what your startup does, I'm not sure that the resiliency value will make much difference. If your site is down, in many cases you may be screwed an
by whughes 18y ago
Depending on what your startup does, I'm not sure that the resiliency value will make much difference. If your site is down, in many cases you may be screwed anyway; the blog won't help you get new users. In a long-term sense, other people may be able to benefit from your blog if your startup is not accessible, though.
- hellweaver666 18y agoIt won't help you get new users, but it's a good way to let them know you are having problems and communicate when things will be back up. You can't do that if you host it on your own web server and the server fails (unless of course, all your users are following you on Twitter too!)