Each day many new and existing webmasters either launch a new web site for the first time, or transfer their web site to a new web hosting provider. In preparation for this important process, there are five important questions that should be asked prior to signing on with a new web hosting company. Read the rest of this entry »

We have all see these deals from time to time “Lifetime Web Hosting! Pay one price for the lifetime of your account!” On the surface the deal seems to be good. But is it? There are several questions you should ask yourself before you consider such a deal, because you may not get your money’s worth out of it, and you may experience some other unfortunate consequences. So how do you know if lifetime web hosting is right for you?

1. How long will you have your web hosting account?

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Your small business website needs to be hosted on a web server or simply a server (another name for computer) that is connected to the World Wide Web so that anyone can access your website.

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When discussing the Reseller Web Hosting Market and which hosting company has the best Reseller plans, the discussion should be broken into two parts. There are really 2 disctinct types of customers in the Reseller market and 2 types of plans to accommodate them. Read the rest of this entry »

The Single Most Important Thing in Web Hosting

The Web hosting industry is less than a decade old, but already we’ve seen dramatic changes in the attitudes and priorities of customers. In these few years, the concerns of my clients have switched from, “Who’s the best?” to “Who’s the cheapest?” to “Who’s going to be around for a few years?” Read the rest of this entry »

If you are an Internet business owner, you definitely have a website. Where you choose to maintain that site makes a big difference. You can’t afford to trust your Internet business to just any web hosting company. You need a web hosting company that understands that service is all they really have to offer. Read the rest of this entry »