Archive for the 'Hosting' Category
Top 10 Web Hosting Companies For The Year 2009
Monday, April 20th, 2009
The following are the best web hosting companies out there sorted by rank according to value for money, hosting plan options, performance, support and stability for the current year 2009.
Top 10 Web Hosting Companies for 2009
WEB HOST
Rank
Price
Setup
DiskSpace
Bandwidth
MoneyBack
Website
Review
1
$4.95
FREE
Unlimited
Unlimited
30 Days
Review
2
$6.95
FREE
Unlimited
Unlimited
30 Days
Review
3
$3.88
FREE
1500 GB
15000 GB
30 Days
4
$4.99
FREE
1000 GB
Unlimited
30 Days
5
$7.30
FREE
1500 GB
15000 GB
30 Days
6
$6.95
FREE
500 GB
5000 GB
30 Days
7
$5.95
FREE
Unlimited
Unlimited
30 Days
8
$4.95
FREE
Unlimited
Unlimited
30 Days
9
$4.95
FREE
1500
15000
30 Days
10
$7.95
FREE
300
3000
30 Days
Choosing [...]
IMHosted Web Hosting Review
Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009
There are many complaints out there on the Internet about shared hosting plans, and for good reason. If you ever found yourself in a web master’s forum, you would have heard by now the eternal clickity clack of shared hosting lamentations on website downtime, bandwidth leeches, or even complete data loss caused by a [...]
HostGator Web Hosting Review
Friday, April 17th, 2009
In one sentence, HostGator Business services - quality premium web hosting services, at affordable, if not cheap, web hosting rates.
It is hard not to be impressed with HostGator. While many people are familiar with HostGator reseller or virtual server packages due to their very effective affiliate program, the reason for making HostGator my number two [...]
Lunarpages Web Hosting Fall Bonanza
Wednesday, September 10th, 2008
Summer is nearly over and Lunarpages has come out with a really great web hosting offer. You can now purchase the 12 month or 24 month basic web hosting plan from Lunarpages for as low as 4.95/month. The 12 month prepaid plans will set you back by as low as $59.40/year, now that is a [...]
Are You Planning On Changing Your Web Hosting Company?
Friday, August 15th, 2008
So it’s that time again. You just realized your current web hosting provider just does not cut it. It’s time to move your hosting account with all your sites or site to another company. If you are doing this for the first time then you’re probably wondering what you need to be doing. Let’s take [...]
Website Hosting Options
Monday, July 28th, 2008
Deciding on what hosting option works best for your website is a complicated exercise if you are a beginner to the world of web hosting. This post hopefully will shed light on the various hosting options that are out there or on offer from various web hosting companies.
Shared Hosting
The basic and most popular category of [...]
Web Hosting - Can You Pick The Right Host?
Friday, May 16th, 2008
Choosing a web hosting provider is like playing the lottery especially if you don’t have enough hands on experience in understanding hosts and the hosting industry. Infact I would go so far to say that even for someone who has relative experience the task of choosing a web hosting provider often proves to be a hit or miss [...]
Changing Hosting Companies? How To Move Your Blog Without Any Downtime
Sunday, May 4th, 2008
I spent some time yesterday moving one of my blogs (no, not this one) over to another Web Hosting company. I figured this would be a good topic to talk about on Web Hosting Plans and tips as I’m sure some of you might be contemplating the same thing and not sure how to go [...]
Amazon Web Services Ringing In More Changes.
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
Some more good news for all Amazon EC2 and S3 users. Amazon has announced that they are slashing bandwidth charges effective May 1st 2008. You can read more about the exact price difference in here.
Amazon seem to be rolling out quite a few improvements and changes over the past month. First it was Elastic IP [...]
Using Amazon S3 To Host Your Media Files.
Friday, April 25th, 2008
Amazon Simple Storage Service or S3 as it is more popularly known is an extremely cost effective way to store and manage your data. Your data could be anything, from simple normal every day work related files to your hosting or database backups. The only limitation Amazon S3 has is that the file size should not exceed 5 GB.
I [...]
