On the surface, the term business web hosting would seem to be pretty straight forward—web hosting for a business website. It’s when you start to try and define what specific features make up a business hosting plan that some questions may arise as to just what exactly that label means. Some people consider all paid […]
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There have been a number of articles out recently on how web hosting can affect your search engine optimization (SEO). Although most people, including myself, agree that web hosting can play a part on how well your website performs in the search engines, it’s very difficult to determine how much each factor counts. And of
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In case you haven’t heard already, according to Go Daddy, ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) will make available many more new descriptive domain name extensions sometime this year. So now, instead of just .com, .net, .org, etc., you’ll also be able to choose extensions like .ads, .careers, .corp, .llc, .marketing, .services, .cash,
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All top web hosting companies will have multiple outlets for you to receive support. Along with phone, chat, and email support, most web hosts have forums and knowledgebases that you can access at your convenience. Lately, I’ve been browsing some of the forums and support pages and have found that certain questions often appear quite
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Both of these web hosts offer one hosting plan that gives you unlimited type features (storage, bandwidth, etc.). iPage is less expensive and probably a little easier for first time website owners to navigate. Web Hosting Hub is a sister company of InMotion Hosting—one of the best out there. While their hosting plans are not
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Shared web hosting is great for most websites. You can get great features, performance, and support at affordable prices. There are however, certain cases where you’re definitely going to be better off going with VPS or Dedicated Web Hosting. If your site becomes wildly popular and you’re getting millions of hits (which most people want),
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Both iPage and 1&1 Hosting are excellent options for first time website owners. Both hosts offer user-friendly website builders. 1&1 offers a number of different web hosting packages tailored to different levels of experience, whereas iPage sells one hosting plan that is suitable for beginners and more experienced users. 1&1’s MyWebsite package might be a
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I’ve gone ahead and updated the data for the web hosting numbers comparison page going into the second quarter of the year. Social media remains a big vehicle for the web hosting companies. While the numbers continue to grow, the percentages remain about the same—that is, those hosting companies performing better on a particular platform,
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Sure, the internet is a great place to do some research. And I always recommend that people do their fair share of online investigating when shopping for web hosting. However, the flip side of that is while there is a lot of good information out there; you also have to be careful of the not
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If you’re looking to create your first website and publish it online, there are a number of web hosts that cater to beginners. You may have seen ads on television by companies like 1&1 Hosting that have specific hosting plans that try to streamline and simplify the process of creating your own website and getting
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