Along with 4th of July holiday sales, there are plenty of summer savings to be had for web hosting shoppers. But, be sure to shop carefully, as some sales are better than others and some discount offers will save you more money in the long run. Here are five of the best deals I can
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As we’ve reached the mid-point of 2014, two trends are apparent within the web hosting world. One, WordPress Hosting has become an even bigger focus for most web hosts. And two, simplifying the process of getting your website online is a major goal in attracting more business for web hosting companies. With WordPress accounting for
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Once you’ve signed up for web hosting with your provider, you’ll be spending quite a bit of time working within your control panel interface—whether it be cPanel or some customized control panel. You’ll also need to upload, download, and edit files in your website directories. The two methods of processing your files are to use
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One of the keys for a successful web hosting experience is finding a hosting plan that both satisfies your online requirements and fits your comfort level of technical knowledge required. Fortunately, there are plenty of options to choose from. And while there are many different categories of web hosting on the market, I like to
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Is paying a yearly web hosting fee up front a bad thing? Purchasing a one year hosting plan will usually save you money. And, if you get a two or three year plan, you’ll usually save even more. Lately however, I’ve been reading and hearing negative opinions on yearly hosting fees. Some people say it’s
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The list of web hosting companies offering specialized WordPress web hosting continues to grow with 1&1 Hosting now also promoting WP hosting plans. I’ve recently written about iPage Hosting’s WP Essential Plan, as well as comparing three premium WordPress Hosting packages from WP Engine, DreamHost, and GoDaddy. So the logical question is: How does 1&1’s
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For years now InMotion Hosting has been the web hosting company I’ve recommended the most for both business and personal websites. As a longtime InMotion customer myself, I have continued to experience excellent site performance and outstanding customer support. Also, InMotion has continued to upgrade and improve their infrastructure as well as their hosting plan
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If you’re looking for some added inspiration for finally creating your own website and getting in online, a quick look at some of the internet statistics from internetlivestats.com should do the trick. The cool thing about internetlivestats.com is that you can actually see the numbers increasing right before your eyes. While the figures below are
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Frequently, web hosting shoppers want to compare web hosting companies to see which plan is better suited for their websites. On WebHostingCat.com, we have a few different types of comparisons. Besides directly comparing Web Host A with Web Host B, we also look at how web hosting companies stack up within a certain function (such
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Both of these web hosting companies—Web Hosting Hub and Namecheap–are viable choices for both bloggers and entrepreneurs. Both offer several levels of shared hosting plans. In addition, Namecheap also offers dedicated and VPS hosting. As a customer of both Web Hosting Hub and Namecheap, I can tell you that each web host has provided excellent
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