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Author :: Luis Perez  |
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| Article Title :: Why one-man-basement-operations will not do for your hosting
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A proliferation of hosting setups run by kids out of their dorms
or by hobbyists from their basements, as cash cow part-time
operations, have had the effect giving the hosting industry a
bad name mainly because of the poor service that has been on
offer.
Nightmare stories abound from web site owners who made the
mistake of casually signing off their e-commerce operations to
the mercies of poor hosting services. Still the proliferation of
hosting services has had the good effect of dramatically
bringing down prices.
Still, the obvious disadvantage of low prices on the other hand
has been that it has kept away many real professional companies
from entering the industry. This has meant that (read full article) |
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Category :: Web Hosting Articles |
Author :: Luis Perez  |
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| Article Title :: The two most important things you need to run a wildly
successful web site |
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There are really only two major and really important things you
need to do to run a wildly successful e-commerce web site.
If you do not have these two, it really doesn’t matter what else
you have or do, your web site is guaranteed to fail. On the
other hand if you do have these two and nothing else, your
chances of success are still very high. That’s how important
these two very important qualities are.
a)You will need a reliable and efficient web host. Many web site
owners tend to ignore this fact and yet there is mounting
evidence that many web site hosts who do not offer services that
are of a good enough quality are stifling some really good web
sites.
No matter how good a job y (read full article) |
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Category :: Web Hosting Articles |
Author :: Luis Perez  |
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| Article Title :: Why slow access to your site is killing your business |
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People on the net are usually in a terribly big hurry. There are
usually a lot of things to see and virtually no time to check it
out. So how much time will the typical web browser give to a
site that’s taking a little too long to open? How much time do
you give such sites yourself? Get the picture?
Matters become even more critical when somebody is using a
search engine, like the majority of visitors to your web site
will be doing. Somebody has just typed in a few key words into a
search engine. The long list of headlines and web sites that are
generated mean nothing to them. All they want is relevant
information as quickly as possible.
What this means is that all that fortune spent on (read full article) |
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Category :: Web Hosting Articles |
Author :: Luis Peres  |
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| Article Title :: How to succeed as a web host reseller |
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Web hosting services are in very high demand and therefore any
re-seller who knows what they are doing can make a bundle
quickly without too much trouble.
However, just like in any other business, one needs to be
cautious and to be very much aware of exactly what they are
doing.
The first and most important thing you need to do is find a
reliable web hosting service. And that host also needs to have a
good reseller program. There are not too many around that have
this ideal combination but they are there, if you know where to
look.
A reliable web host will mean that the clients you sign up will
not run into problems and in case they do, the host must be able
to provide proper customer se (read full article) |
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Category :: Web Hosting Articles |
Author :: Dale Ronewicz  |
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| Article Title :: Finding the Right Web Host |
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Choosing the right Web Hosting service for your website can be a
little bit confusing. There's so many choices out there and many
people aren't exactly sure what they should be looking for.
Here's a few things you should take into consideration when
looking for a Web Host:
File Storage Space/ Disk Space
How much disk space do you need? That depends on how many files
(pages) you plan to upload to your hosting space. If it's a
personal or ecommerce site (a site that sells products) with
just a few pages and graphics, than 25 MB of disk space a month
should be more than enough. If it's a multi-page site such as an
online shopping mall, then 2000 MB would be safe.
Storage space is specifi (read full article) |
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Category :: Web Hosting Articles |
Author :: Kenneth L. Cluck III  |
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| Article Title :: Does my Business Need a Website? |
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Does my business need a website? That’s a question many people
ask. Well, you see all the time businesses telling you go to
some URL (web address) to find more information, to order
products, or to purchase services. That's a question that
business owners everywhere should ask themselves. The next
question is “How do I do this?” Well, it may not be as hard or
expensive as you may think.
When someone learns about your business they look at contact
information a lot more than you may think. You own a
professional business and your customers expect you to be
professional. Even if you don’t generate revenue from going
online, it’s still a very good idea. Also, it’s very easy to
d (read full article) |
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Category :: Web Hosting Articles |
Author :: David Leonhardt  |
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| Article Title :: Why web hosts and ISPs need web site monitoring |
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Why web hosts and ISPs need web site monitoring By David
Leonhardt
If you have spent much time earning a living on the Internet,
few things will surprise you. However, I am always amazed with
how many companies and individuals make astounding claims
without backing them up.
Web hosts and ISPs make such claims all the time: 99% uptime.
Some web hosts post on their site live results of their uptime
from a third-party web site monitoring company. However, those
hosts are very few.
Here are four reasons why every web host and ISP (Internet
service provider) should post uptime and connectivity statistics
from an independent, third-party web site monitoring firm, with
an external monitoring n (read full article) |
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Category :: Web Hosting Articles |
Author :: Ratliff J  |
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| Article Title :: Web Hosting |
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There are literally thousands of places to get Free web hosting.
Maybe you already have one. Are you happy with it? Do you wish
you could do away with the advertising you must put up with?
There a number of reasons why you should not use free web
hosting. If you only have a personal website for friends or
family, than a free website is fine. However, if you are trying
to sell a product or attract people to your website, it is a bad
idea. Here is why.
1. Free Websites have no guarantee. They may be here today gone
tomorrow.
2. Free websites usually put ads on their website, making your
website look like an advertising medium for who knows what
product.
3. Who is going to remember the lo (read full article) |
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Category :: Web Hosting Articles |
Author :: By Arun Tibrewal (www.i-wayhost.net)  |
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| Article Title :: Choosing a right hosting solution |
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You have done all the hard works for developing your website but
when it comes selecting your host you may face trouble that it
does not have all the features which is required by your site.
It is important to do some research before choosing a right
hosting solution.
A website is an important identity of yours and it is the
responsibilities of the host make it visible at World Wide Web.
Selecting the right solution for your business will provide
greater impact on your business. before hiring any service i
suggest you to do a research on web, discuss with hosting
providers, take suggestions from other users after all there are
quality service providers also exists. Just spending a portion
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Category :: Web Hosting Articles |
Author :: Mary Hedden  |
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| Article Title :: 9 Steps to Successfully Switching to a New Web Hosting Company |
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9 Steps to Successfully Switching to a New Web Hosting Company
Switching to a new web hosting company can be a difficult task,
but we have provided you a list of things to do that can make
your transition much smoother.
1. Before you sign up for your new web hosting services, make
sure that your new plan offers all of the same features that
your web site is currently using. Do you have enough disk space?
Does your new plan offer enough bandwidth? Is it using the same
operating system (Windows or Unix)? Also make sure that your new
plan supports any programming languages that you are currently
using.
2. Once you have researched the company and verified that the
new web hosting company (read full article) |
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