For the past 5 years, my business partner and I have been using ReadyHosting as our primary web hosting provider. In the beginning, the company was magnificant, but lately they’ve…well…completely sucked! I needed a web host that could give me the power that I get from dedicated hosts, but at reseller/shared hosting prices. I tried at least five other web hosts in the past few years and I found that Host Monster was the absolute best I could find. Continue Reading…
Before we finish development of our website, it’s necessary to purchase a domain name and web hosting—services which can be very affordable if you know the right places to look. There are many different kinds of web hosting out there, and many of them will include domain registration in their hosting plan. No matter where your budget might lie, there is a hosting plan out there to fit your needs. Continue Reading…
So, you have that profitable niche in mind and you’re ready to start your website. There are three things you need to get started: your domain name, a web-hosting provider, and a web design idea. Doing these things are very simple, so I suggest you save up at least $50 ready to invest in the future of your website. The first investment will encourage you to work hard on your website and Internet marketing campaign (and I hope that you decide to invest in my course as well). Continue Reading…