If your website is down, follow these steps to identify and resolve the issue:

  1. Check server status – Visit your web host’s service status page to see if there are any known outages or scheduled maintenance affecting your server.

  2. Test the site from different devices or networks – This helps rule out local connectivity issues or browser caching problems.

  3. Check DNS settings – Ensure your domain is correctly pointing to your hosting server. Use a WHOIS lookup or a DNS checker tool to verify records.

  4. Inspect website code or recent changes – A coding error or recent plugin/theme update may be causing the issue. Try restoring a recent backup if necessary.

  5. Restart your server or hosting service – If you have VPS or dedicated hosting, restarting your server from the control panel may resolve temporary issues.

  6. Contact support – If you're still unable to identify the cause, reach out to our support team for further assistance.

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