towhidzaman
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For shared hosting go for Fastcomet.com without thinking twice. You won't regret. For more power Ovh.com for sure. Big shoutout for Liquidweb.com, VPS.NET
Which web hosting is better?
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I would say, whatever host you want to use, make sure to do a proper research about them. Many good hosting companies get bought out by some bigger ones and they are no longer providing a great customer service. Check out this article which showcases mistakes people make while choosing one: 6 Mistakes Most People Make When Choosing A Web Host In 2018 | Web Host Man It is a pretty interesting one.
Many hosting companies have moved to SSD drives for Shared hosting. Make sure to research whatever host you decide to go with, as was mentioned before, many companies that have provided great hosting for a long time, get bought by larger companies with not so great services because they want the good names. Another good place to get some research about good hosting is Web Hosting Talk.
towhidzaman
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Beginner Hosting: FastComet, LiquidWeb - Shared hosting package
For busy website: Ovh/LiquidWeb/VPS.NET - You can upgrade without any problem as your business grows.
Personally I stay away from buying hosting from a domain registrar. I've heard nothing but horror stories.
P.S. Just because BlueHost or HostGator does good marketing doesn't mean they are the best. You can choose something better from above. Always look for the hosting companies used by the leading websites in your niche. You will get good idea.
I'll edit later and add more companies. I just can't remember anymore right now.
For busy website: Ovh/LiquidWeb/VPS.NET - You can upgrade without any problem as your business grows.
Personally I stay away from buying hosting from a domain registrar. I've heard nothing but horror stories.
P.S. Just because BlueHost or HostGator does good marketing doesn't mean they are the best. You can choose something better from above. Always look for the hosting companies used by the leading websites in your niche. You will get good idea.
I'll edit later and add more companies. I just can't remember anymore right now.
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godaddy is good for small website. use hostgator.com for medium and big sites
siteground is best for you..
I used hostgator, they are good. But if you run in to technical issues you need to wait for hours to get it corrected. Later I changed to siteground. I can't say siteground is 100% perfect (no hosting service is 100% perfect) but their technical support is awesome. Whenever you run in to any technical error, their chat system is very prompt and fix your errors in minutes. So Siteground is best especially for beginners who are not tech savvy.
affilirant
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A2 Hosting or Siteground hosting, besides they are not owned by EIG.
Graybeard
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I have used a good number of web hosting providers over time, from GoDaddy, HostGator, etc, but I am now using SiteGround and as they state;
"Web Hosting Crafted With Care. Web hosting is our craft. Latest speed technologies are our passion. Unique security solutions are our specialty. Amazing technical support is our pride."
I can vouch for the fact that SiteGround lives up to all of these statements, and their pricing is fair and reasonable, considering all that you get.
Siteground is the best web hosting as they provide many amazing features as well as they offer great customer support. I have hosted my all websites on Siteground without facing any issues till now.
affmarketer101
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I want to suggest SiteGround.
I would recommend you to go with cloud hosting due to modern infrastructure and performance. As far as my experience is concern shared hosting cause a lot of problems during my journey so migrate it to cloud hosting. Fortunately I am pretty happy with the performance and security..
sapavvam
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To be genuine neither could pin point a web host. Because no hosting is perfect! From my experience on hosting, it differs to plan, price and a package you choose. For example a shared hosting from a company will be less popular than the vps hosting.
So it's your duty to choose according your website needs. If you want to start for your personal use then choose neither going to a start a business website then choosing VPS or dedicated hosting would be the best choice.
So it's your duty to choose according your website needs. If you want to start for your personal use then choose neither going to a start a business website then choosing VPS or dedicated hosting would be the best choice.
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