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Web hosting business has grown tremendously these days up the stage we are so confused to choose the right one. It is undeniable fact by webmasters where selecting the right hosting package is among crucial task that needs to be done. However, do you know by choosing the wrong host can really burn your pocket? However, this issue has been smartly taken care by senior webmasters but for those you just getting inside the house, there’s a few things you need to consider before choosing your host.

1) Choose only what you need

Everyone of us want the best in their life, aren’t we? We thought by buying the state-of-the-art host earlier is the best bang for bucks, right? Wrong! With all the functions offered by these web hosting companies, most junior webmasters can easily puzzled on what to choose and what’s not. Of course, advance package comes with greater expandability, but at greater cost too! Resolution – choose a package that really meets your requirements. It will save your money a lot in the future.

2) Your web host is not your asset

Upon launching your web site, can you predict how many visitors you will receive every single day? You won’t! In fact, even Yahoo! actively promoting Yahoo! Answer during their first launch although they are well-known in this industry. As a starter, limit your space to certain space and its bandwidth. A package that comes with 1GB of web space and 5GB of bandwidth already consider as a good start. All you have to do is monitor your traffic every single day. Pay extra attention when your traffic starts to gain its momentum. Once it reaches 75% of your allowable bandwidth, then start packing your belongings. It’s time to move to a new house.

3) Optimize your web space

Click! Here you go. 100GB of web space for rent, and you say to yourself. “Wow! It’s huge. Perhaps this is the best one for me.” Well, think again. Do you really need such gigantic space? The fact is, webmasters who’s going to host a simple web site, or a blog perhaps, don’t need such space. Unless your initial plan is to store lots of images, videos and/or numerous web sites, then you are on the right move. However, take note on the terms for that particular package. Make sure you are allowed to host as many web sites as possible, and I mean; your domain names too!

4) Paying extra doesn’t means you are losing

You have selected a package and now it comes to payment. Many web hosting companies require you to sign-up a contract for a whole year. To make it more attractive, they even offer you another 10% – 20% discount! Is this considered worth taking? No. Don’t do that. Be patient at the beginning. Try to pay by monthly payment. In the meantime, conduct a rigorous test on the subscribed package. Do they really meet your expectation? No? Then start looking for another web host. Remember, a 30-days money back guarantee is only valid for the first 30-days, not on the 31st. If you pay by yearly payment, you cannot simply switch to a new host. If you still insist to move to a new host, then wave your money goodbye. You won’t get it back, even your balance!

5) Selecting the right control panel

There are so many types of control panels available, a place where you control your web site. Some are even customized by the web host themselves. However, normal control panel we know are cPanel, Plesk, and DirectAdmin. Each control panel comes with its own functions and abilities. Thus, only choose what suits you (and your attitude of course!) Some peoples are too lazy to navigate just to find out how to setup an email! Choosing a wrong control panel will makes it hard to maintain your web site. Therefore, try the functions of each control panel before proceed to payment. You’ll be thankful to yourself later on.

There you go; 5 simple steps that need to be taken into account before buying a web host. If you follow these steps from the start, you are most likely avoiding yourself on the future lost.

Enjoy navigating!

This article is copyright of DirectPins.com

Build a Web Site and Get it Hosted Without Loses / Wan Assad

Wan Assad is the administrator of DirectPins, a place for junior webmasters to get more information on how to build a web site. He’s also known as Strategy Consultant for Konsep Herba Enterprise, a Malaysia-based company that deals on herbs and natural remedies.

The internet is full of web hosting offers, but unfortunately, many popular hosts are using unscrupulous advertising to mislead their customers and set them up for problems. If you are looking for a host for your web site, read this article to learn about some of the biggest hosting myths and how to avoid common mistakes.

Myth 1: Unlimited bandwidth will solve everything

Bandwidth is the amount of information sent out to people on the internet; the more traffic your web site gets, the more bandwidth it uses. Bandwidth costs money, so how much you pay for hosting depends on how much traffic you need to handle.

Unlimited bandwidth would be great if it were possible–but it’s not. Your web page files are stored on a special computer called a server, which sends information out over the internet. Like all computers, the server has limits; it can only handle a certain amount of work. Give it too much traffic to handle, and it will slow down and become unreliable.

Obviously, no number of servers would ever be enough to give even one customer truly unlimited bandwidth. All right, you might ask, but can it still be close to “unlimited” in a practical sense? (Some web hosts have taken up the term “unmetered” which has more of this connotation.)

Unfortunately, it’s still fiction. Your actual maximum bandwidth might be quite low indeed. You’ll be sharing your server with many other accounts. If your account starts using too many resources, it’s very likely that you’ll be suspended or forced to upgrade to a much more expensive plan. So much for “unlimited” hosting!

Since offering unlimited bandwidth hosting is such a blatant misrepresentation, it’s not a good idea to use such hosts, regardless of how much traffic or disk space your site uses. If their business model depends on deception, can you trust them with your web pages? Even if your own site is small, other customers on your server may try to take advantage of the supposedly unlimited bandwidth and cause problems.

(If you’re still hoping to find a real unlimited bandwidth deal, I have a car to sell you that gets unlimited mileage from a tank of gas.)

Myth 2: The $5 terabyte plan is the best deal

There is a current trend of offering hundreds of GB (gigabytes) or even one or more TB (terabytes, each of which is more than a thousand GB) for a very low price. Would it surprise you to know that most of these ultra-high-bandwidth budget plans are simply made up out of thin air? That’s right. There is no way for these hosts to provide what they offer, and they have no intention of doing so.

In fact, this is just another version of the unlimited bandwidth scam. Unfortunately, it’s on the rise at the moment, and many gullible people will be taken in by this technique, which is called overselling. (The current fad represents extreme overselling.)

Remember our web server (that special computer) and its limited resources? To make a long story short, the whole server may not be able to handle as much bandwidth as the host is offering to each of the many customers with accounts on it! The ending is the same: if you use too much, your site will be suspended and you’ll have to make a big upgrade or leave.

You might be wondering how hosts get away with offering all this bandwidth and not really providing it. They cover themselves with some small print in the terms of service that allow them to suspend you for using too many server resources. In other words, they can offer as much bandwidth as they want, because you’ll use too many resources long before that. It’s an unfair game, with all the rules in their favor.

Myth 3: Always prepay annually to save

Many hosts offer discounts if you prepay for one or more years. This is truly a way to save, but it comes with risks. In fact, it could end up being a lot more expensive.

If you’re paying month-to-month and something goes wrong, you can find another plan easily. If you’ve prepaid a year or two and you have problems after the trial period is over, you’re stuck; you won’t be able to leave without losing some money.

The risk might be acceptable if not for the nature of web hosting, where things can easily go wrong. Your host might turn out to be unreliable, with downtime and poor support. Your account might be suspended for reasons you do not anticipate, such as exceeding server resources and violating the fine print mentioned above, or even the actions of someone else who manages to break into your account.

Prepaying is very risky when signing up with a new host. It’s a better option to use with a host you already know and trust. Then again, even good hosts can change over time or run into problems beyond their control.

Paying yearly is good for the host, though, especially for those who oversell and underprice their plans, so you will be enticed to pay annually. If you want to play it safe and a host doesn’t have a monthly or quarterly plan, consider looking elsewhere.

Finding a web host

These trends may be unsettling, but don’t be discouraged! There are decent hosts out there, following realistic business plans and offering an honest service to their clients. Just don’t expect to find them among the hosts that are advertising the impossible offers.

Web Hosting Myths: Three Things you Need to Know Before Choosing a Host / Curry Kenworthy

Curry Kenworthy is a software author, writer, and nonprofit director. He maintains a chart of web hosting plans that meet reasonable criteria concerning bandwidth, pricing, and support. Read more about how to avoid common mistakes, and compare sensible hosting plans at: SensibleHosts.com

Looking for a web host? Well you better be careful on your quest for the best deal … the web hosting scene is full of unscrupulous businesses. Review our 4 tips for avoiding web hosting scams. Here they are in no particular order:

Scarce Customer Service

You’ll want to make sure your webhost provides excellent support. You can test this out by calling in and asking a few questions before you buy. Send them a test question through their email address or online support system as well. Most major webhosting companies offer 24 hour/7 day a week support which is very convenient.

Unlimited Anything

Although it may sound like a fantastic deal, limitless features are not a good sign. No host is going to offer you unlimited space or especially bandwidth for an ultra low price. It just isn’t going to happen. So be wary of the web hosting company that clams you’ll get unlimited features like these.

Although it is possible for a webhost to run a special unlimited offer for a short period of time (to get you to sign up), you can be sure they will either increase your fees later on, or cut down on bandwidth and storage space. The last thing you want is to have your site shut down because you went over your bandwidth quota for the month. This will cost you in customers and frustration. So remember that there will be a finite cap on your space … and that’s a good thing (otherwise they’re not being honest with you).

Web Hosting Contracts

Be wary of the web hosting company that forces you into signing a contract. After all, if you do that, your host really has no incentive to keep you happy and can offer you mediocre services.

Of course many reputable hosts will offer a lower rate if you do pay for a year up front, but it’s best if you try them out for at least a month first. If you are happy with the service, go ahead and sign up for a year if there is a discount.

Elusive Uptime

Uptime is the amount of time a site can expect to be fully functional and online with any particular host. Uptime is usually expressed as a percentage. You want a host that will make sure your site is online nearly all of the time.

But beware, there is no such thing as 100% uptime. Problems will arise, it’s the nature of the internet and servers. 100% uptime really is too good to be true. Although it may not seem like much difference, 99% uptime is more accurate.

If a hosting company doesn’t display their uptime on their site, then you may want to call them and find out what it is. Uptime is a crucial aspect of web hosting. You can find web hosting comparisons at http://top-5-web-hosting-charts.com/

Check out the options before you commit. It is expensive enough to pay for advertising, therefore you need to make sure your site will be up and running or you’re throwing advertising money down the drain.

Avoid web hosting scams by following our tips.

Web Hosting Scams / Jennifer Charleston

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When you’re about to buy web space with the intention to resell it, you have to look at the software available in that web space. You need to know, for example, what web panel software the web host prefers. Reading up on different web panels will prepare you for the task of managing the reseller space you plan to buy. And if you plan on getting cPanel reseller hosting for the first time, you need to know at least why it is so popular.

Here are just some of the reasons why you should choose cPanel reseller hosting above the other obvious choices:

1. Ease of use. This is always the number one reason uttered by reseller space buyers and vendors alike. The main attraction of cPanel as a web integration software is that it has a pleasant and neat graphical user interface (GUI), similar to a Windows Explorer window set to display files as icons. This allows even people who are not familiar with web space management to be swiftly oriented to the demands of the task.

2. Multiple features. As with every computer program, an easy-to-use software that comes packed with useful features quickly wins hearts. When people use web panel software, they are looking for things that would make their lives easier, such as automated scripts. Automated scripts are commands that simplify complex tasks like backing up and transferring files and entire databases from one server to another. cPanel has plenty of such scripts. With the push of a single button, a user will be able to launch a series of complicated commands.

3. Security. Just because cPanel is easy to use, it doesn’t follow that it has a major downside – such as being easy to hack into. cPanel is recognized as a very secure web panel software, even if like all web panels, it does have its share of minor bugs. You will want security in your web management software, so that just any web-savvy stranger won’t be able to maliciously crack your safeguards, steal your files and deface your websites. Among the many invaluable things that a secure web panel can offer, peace of mind is probably one of the most priceless.

If you’ve made up your mind to get cPanel reseller hosting for your first reselling account, know that you’ve made a wise decision, which millions of other satisfied users have also made. But feel free to try other web panels – true knowledge comes from one’s inclination to experiment!

Why Choose cPanel Reseller Hosting? / Trevor Mulholland

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