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A complete guide to Open Graph (OG) meta tags - what they are, why they matter for social sharing, and step-by-step instructions for adding them to yo...
Learn how to create and use staging websites in the Enhance control panel to safely test changes before deploying them to your live production site.
Learn how to purchase and use account credit at Go Red Robot Hosting. Add credit to your account for faster invoice payments with automatic applicatio...
Learn how to navigate and use your customer portal dashboard to manage all your hosting services, invoices, and domains.
Learn what all the information on your customer portal dashboard means and how to use it effectively.
Learn how to view, manage, and understand your hosting services including VPS servers, shared hosting, and more.
Learn how to view, understand, and pay your invoices through the customer portal with step-by-step instructions.
Learn how to add, update, and manage your payment methods for faster and more convenient invoice payments.
Learn how to manage your domains, update nameservers, request EPP codes, and understand domain statuses.
Learn how to view, manage, and understand your SSL certificates through the customer portal.
Learn how to create support tickets, track their status, and communicate effectively with our support team.
Learn how to submit feature requests, track their status, and see what features are in development.
Learn how to update your account information, change your password, and manage your profile settings.
Sign in to your Go Red Robot customer portal, reset a forgotten password, and unlock your account after too many failed attempts.
New to Go Red Robot? Here is what arrives after you order hosting, which login does what, and the first steps to getting your site live.
Upload your website over FTP: create the FTP account in your control panel, connect with FileZilla, and put your files in the correct folder.
Install WordPress in one click from your control panel, on the latest version, then turn on SSL and set up automatic updates.