---
title: 'Secrets to Easily Boost Your Website''s Conversion Rate'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=tjs1H2KN3Kg'
video_id: 'tjs1H2KN3Kg'
date: 2026-08-17
duration_sec: 582
channel: 'محمد باعباد'
---

# Secrets to Easily Boost Your Website's Conversion Rate

> Source: [Secrets to Easily Boost Your Website's Conversion Rate](https://youtube.com/watch?v=tjs1H2KN3Kg)

## Summary

This video addresses the common problem of website slowdowns and low conversion rates due to inadequate hosting. The presenter introduces Cloudwise, a DigitalOcean service that simplifies cloud hosting by acting as an intermediary between users and major providers like Google, Amazon, and DigitalOcean. The tutorial demonstrates how to set up a WooCommerce store on Cloudwise, covering registration, server configuration, domain connection, and migration.

### Key Points

- **The Hosting Problem** [00:01] — Website owners face technical problems and low conversion rates when hosting infrastructure can't handle traffic spikes, especially during ad campaigns.
- **Introducing Cloudwise** [00:43] — Cloudwise is a DigitalOcean service that acts as an intermediary, connecting users to Google, Amazon, and DigitalOcean, managing technical complexities.
- **Cloud vs. Shared Hosting** [01:27] — Cloud hosting provides a dedicated server, unlike shared hosting where multiple sites share resources.
- **Pay-As-You-Go Pricing** [02:11] — Cloudwise uses a pay-as-you-go model, allowing users to scale resources up or down based on needs, with no upfront payment.
- **Trial and Integrations** [02:24] — A free three-day trial is available, and integration with WordPress, WooCommerce, Magento, and custom programming is supported.
- **Registration Process** [03:22] — Registration involves signing up, verifying email and phone, and choosing the free trial or full access.
- **Upgrading for Amazon/Google** [03:48] — To use Amazon or Google hosting, users must upgrade their package; DigitalOcean is available from the start.
- **Launching a Server** [04:28] — Launching a server involves selecting a platform (e.g., WooCommerce), naming the app, choosing a provider (DigitalOcean recommended), and selecting a region close to the target audience.
- **Server Size Recommendation** [05:11] — A 2GB server is recommended for online stores, costing about 4 cents per hour or $28 per month.
- **Managing the Server** [05:52] — After launch, users can manage the store via the Cloudwise dashboard, including security, backups, and scaling.
- **Accessing the Store** [06:18] — The WooCommerce store is accessible via a temporary domain, with admin credentials provided for login.
- **Domain and SSL Setup** [07:49] — To connect a custom domain, users update DNS records with the server's IP address and create an SSL certificate.
- **Migrating an Existing Site** [08:45] — Existing sites can be migrated using the Cloudwise Migration Tool or by contacting support for free assistance.

## Transcript

website or online store owner can see: all your hard work and technical problems, especially when you launch a large advertising campaign and get a huge influx of visitors, but the
website's infrastructure isn't strong enough. The worst part is when you ca n't find any technical support to help you during those peak times. Ultimately, your website or store's conversion rate is lower than expected due to hosting issues. But today, after using more than
seven hosting providers, I'm bringing you the solution: the best hosting platform to build your online business on a solid foundation, without needing any technical expertise. Today, we'll explain how to create a professional hosting plan and build an online store on WordPress or any other platform. The
hosting platform I'm talking about today is Cloudwise, which belongs to one of the largest hosting companies, DigitalOcean. What's special about Cloudwise is that it acts as a hosting provider and allows you to connect with other hosting providers. Global from the same place. Okay, what does that mean?
Cloudwise acts as an intermediary between you and the hosting provider you choose, whether it's Google, DigitalOcean, Amazon, or others. For example, if I want to host a website on Google, Amazon, or DigitalOcean, but going directly to them requires a lot of
technical expertise and I'd get lost in the complexity, what do I do? I go to Cloudwise, and they connect me with Amazon, DigitalOcean, and Google— these professional hosting providers—and they manage the entire process for me, providing a simple experience. I don't have to worry about
programming, security, or complicated settings. There are three additional things that distinguish Cloudwise from other hosting providers. First, it's cloud hosting, not shared hosting.
Shared hosting is like renting a room that's used by, say, 10 people.  People with the same kitchen ( excuse the expression), the same bathroom, the same rooms, and everything else... so the hosting available on Shared Hosting will have more than one person and
more than one website on the same hosting. But Cloudwise is a hosting provider where you have a different server and a different server for you. Another amazing thing is that their pricing business model is based their pricing business model is based on you using it and then paying, not paying upfront.
They say "By as you go," meaning you use it as you like with the same capacity and the same capabilities that you need. After you get all these capabilities, then what do you pay upfront? So, you might have an advertising campaign and want to, for example, increase the limit a little. You can increase it to, say,
five hours, twelve hours, or three days, and then return it to the normal level. It's easy. In addition, they have a free trial for the first three days, so a person can try the platform, see how the website speed will be, and solve any problems. They also support integration with global websites like WordPress,
Commerce, Magento, and even custom programming. You can easily connect your domain or transfer your website directly to CloudWise. Let me show you how to launch your business today in a few simple steps. This is CloudWise, a service provided by DigitalOcean, as we discussed. They offer
hosting for Amazon, Noon, and DigitalOcean, and you connect directly through them. They focus on performance, flexibility, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. All these factors raise the fundamental level of
your online store or website and improve its response time. you encounter a challenge or something you don't understand, you can contact them directly for assistance. To register, I'll go to StartFree here. As mentioned, they'll give me a
three-day free trial for the first time. After that, I can register directly through Google, LinkedIn, DigitalOcean, or other platforms. There's also a discount code available.  It will be applied directly. Once I finish, I'll sign up. Then it will ask me to verify via email. I'll receive an email; I'll go to the
email and click "Activate My Account Now," or I'll copy the link and paste it here. Now I'll verify my mobile number. Okay, now I can take the three free days or get full access and pay directly. So let's take the three free days. I'll start the free trial
from here. Of course, these three free days will allow you to link your store or website with DigitalOcean, Vulture, or Lynod. But for Amazon or Google, you'll need to upgrade your package to be able to contract with them or subscribe as a service. So to upgrade your package directly,
we'll first go to Settings. Above the name, here's "My Account." I'll go to Payment Address and add my card details, or first, my address details. Then I'll click "Process to Payment Gateway" and add more. What are my bank card details? The
withdrawal will be after you use up the credit, so there will never be a prepayment. You can add it via PayPal if you want to pay by PayPal. You will contact the technical support team, and they will provide you with the PayPal option directly. So, I have now upgraded my package, so I will use Launch Now to build a
new server for myself or a dedicated hosting plan. The first thing I will determine is my main platform. I will choose WooCommerce, focusing on WooCommerce as an e-commerce store. Then I will choose the application name, for example, and the server name, for example, iCommerce Store. For the project, I will write,
for example, one project. Then, in the application stack, I will set it as our default; we have no problem with that. After that, I will choose my server, whether it is Digital Ocean, Vulture, Node, Amazon, or Google. Of course, as we choose a different platform, what we have here will change. The standard is the size of the
hosting stacks.  The price will also change; we'll pay by the hour or by cents. For example, if the website is 2 GB, we'll pay 4 cents per hour. If it's Digital Ocean, it will be 2 GB, for example. I always recommend 2 GB as the minimum for
any major online store, so it will be 4 cents per hour, the same as with Digital Ocean. $28 per month. So, I'll go with Digital Ocean by default. Here, I'll choose the Digital Ocean by default. Here, I'll choose the
to our target audience or the traffic we receive from our website. So, if we're focusing on the Gulf region, Singapore will likely be the closest. I'll launch it now from here and choose the plugin. This is free. I'll
install it, and it will take seven minutes. It will then be installed on our server and hosting. So, get ready! The server will be accessed from here. Here we have the block ID, username, and password. We'll need these to connect the domain. There won't be a primary domain; we can connect an
external domain directly via Cloudwise with WooCommerce or WordPress. All this main data allows us to monitor the security, for example, and check the overall process. We can also check if we need to perform backups or perform vertical scaling. For example, if we have an
advertising campaign or something, we can improve the scaling a bit. We can do all this from the main server here. Now, for our WooCommerce or WordPress website, we'll go to the main Applications section here. Then we'll go to Home, then My Applications, and finally the
We'll click on it here. Here, the details of our website or store on WooCommerce will appear. We have the application URL; clicking on it will open it.  My new store on WooCommerce is hosted by Cloudwise, so here's my WordPress site.
The domain is free; we'll change it later. We can see the domain from the outside. Here are the admin username, username, and password. I can log in through WooCommerce using these credentials. I enter the domain, for example, "WP admin," and then log in
using these credentials: username here, password here. That's how the site I created with Cloudwise on WordPress or Commerce opens. Here are all the operations: posts (here), store description pages ( here), WooCommerce (or
e-commerce process, including orders, payments, coupons, discounts, and all settings). I add products directly here. Here are the payments, analytics, and marketing. Finally, here's the appearance, or theme, we'll
use. For example, we'll create a specific theme here so we can design the store and create images.  We'll create all the content, and here we have the plugins, the last thing we'll add so we can connect the pixel. We can then configure the settings for the applications or apps available in
domain. To transfer the domain, we'll go to Domain Management. From here, I'll create this Domain Management. From here, I'll create this temporary domain. I'll add my domain here. For example, if I
my domain from Namecheap or GoDaddy, I'll change the DNS settings on my platform and give them the CloudWiz data. What will we give them in CloudWiz? We'll give them the IP address of the main server. So, we go directly to the server here and give them this
IP address. We'll change the record that's in the  For domain settings, we'll enter this number directly, and it will be activated and interact with us. We'll redirect it, for example, from GoDaddy last step is to create an SSL certificate. After transferring the domain, we'll
enter the main email address here, add our domain, and add the domain and install the certificate. and add the domain and install the certificate. is active on our domain. After that, there are no further details you need to
complete directly through CloudWise. The entire process will be on the WooCommerce platform, and your store will be hosted by CloudWise. Also, it's very important that you can migrate your website or online store directly to CloudWise using the
Migration Tool. For example, if you have a WordPress store, you'll download all this data and then add it to your WordPress store's plugin.  So, I
type "Cloudwise" in the search bar, for example. Here I have Cloudwise, WordPress, and MyGreater. I'll install this application, download it, and activate it. After that, you can do it yourself by adding your email and agreeing to the transfer process, and then you can start transferring the files. Or you can contact them
directly; they will transfer the site for you for free. How? Through the button here. I'll download the last thing from here, and there's a ticket there. I can upload a ticket from here. I'll upload a ticket to them that will help them transfer the store, and they will support me immediately, God willing. This way, you've built your store on a strong foundation that
will directly increase your conversion rate and protect you from any website slowdowns, browsing slowdowns, system downtime, or anything else. Finally, if you have any questions or inquiries, everyone, and I would be very happy if you supported me with a like and subscribed to the channel. Thank you, thank you,
thank you!  Watch and I'll see you in the next video, God willing. Yeah.