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What is Website Monitor and How Does it Work? Website Monitor is a Windows application that monitors the performance of your website, lets you know the instant there are any problems on your site, checks every link on your page, keeps performance records of your site, and more. You can run it on any Windows machine(s) of your choice. This is the first website monitoring solution that puts you in total control. Peace of Mind and Increased Sales are as Easy as 1 - 2 - 3 Website Monitor has many sophisticated features for advanced users, but the basic functions are as 1 - 2 - 3: Step 1 - Download and Install Website Monitor on Any Windows Machine You can even install Website Monitor on multiple machines to give yourself added security. This is known as "multiple points of presence" (POPs) and comes free with Website Monitor . You get unlimited POPs with Website Monitor and unlimited pages - other solutions charge you extra fees for multiple points of presence and multiple page checks.
Step 2 - Tell Website Monitor what to check and how often.
Step 3 - Relax! Now, just sit back and relax. Whenever there is a problem, Website Monitor will inform you via email (or via a pager or fax when combined with common email to pager or email to fax services) the moment any problems arise. Think of how much peace of mind you will now have not having to worry whether or not your site is down. And think about how your sales will increase when you solve outages the moment they arise. There are quite a few more features with Website Monitor , but that is the basic idea. You can choose to use the more sophisticated features or not - it's totally up to you. To really appreciate how powerful and easy this tool is, you should just try it out. The only thing you have to risk is the lost business you will experience next time your site is down and you don't know about it. Special Today Only: Try Website Monitor today and we'll even give you a special rate and special bonus just for trying it out today. There is no risk and no obligation.
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