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[Humza Arain]

Hey Guys! Basically, I'm thinking to start a Jobs board website... please suggest me best cheap web host.... and how much disk space would be great in start... Actually I'm on a tight budget i have to spend some money on promotion as well thats why please tell me how much disk space in that should i have and which is the best host?

 

[SoundGuy]

Checkout the marketplace

 

[ThousandSteps]

Regarding the space, you will be more than fine with 10GB (space is not that expensive). Considering that you want to build a job board, in most of the cases you will use just text, and the text does not occupy much space.

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[blogzandstuff]

Hey Guys! Basically, I'm thinking to start a Jobs board website... please suggest me best cheap web host.... and how much disk space would be great in start... Actually I'm on a tight budget i have to spend some money on promotion as well thats why please tell me how much disk space in that should i have and which is the best host?

I highly recommend fellow black hatter AHead host, I have a dedicated server with them and have been with them for a couple of years

 

[DMFD]

Check out amazon service 1 y free

 

[Humza Arain]

You can take a look here:
http://bfy.tw/GZtR

Regarding the space, you will be more than fine with 10GB (space is not that expensive). Considering that you want to build a job board, in most of the cases you will use just text, and the text does not occupy much space.

well I will also add jobs newspaper ads banner as a photo that might will use some space as well? so including photos like 1 photo per post how much minimum space would be enough...
how about 20 to 30 GB?

 

[RankBoss]

for a website, 30gb is enough if it is not a video sharing site.
use namecheap cheap and best. good uptime and customer support

 

[Froz3nz]

For cheap webhosting I can suggest ipage, blazingfast, abelohost.
10GB of web space will be great for a simple website, just be careful not exceeding monthly bandwidth (blazinfast offers free ddos protection).

 

[emgh]

What's up with all those crazy numers? 100 MB can be enough, go with a gig and you're set for quite some time.

 

[UstaUser]

Maybe you can try godaddy or hostgator.

 

[Presho SEO]

I suggest Namecheap shared hosting, its only $9.88 first year and they give you 20GB SSD disk space, which should be more than enough.

 

[digestedit]

Space would depend upon what you intend to feature on the website. Go with a hosting company that has multiple packages so you can start with a smaller package then upgrade with time as your needs rise. The marketplace has many providers and you could also try the likes of namecheap. webhostingbuzz etc.

 

[Humza Arain]

for a website, 30gb is enough if it is not a video sharing site.
use namecheap cheap and best. good uptime and customer support

yeah True

 

[Humza Arain]

Space would depend upon what you intend to feature on the website. Go with a hosting company that has multiple packages so you can start with a smaller package then upgrade with time as your needs rise. The marketplace has many providers and you could also try the likes of namecheap. webhostingbuzz etc.

Great Thanks for your Reply

 

[TuffRivers]

Do you have any traffic estimations? Is it all organic or how much will be paid?

Shared hosting is cheap yes, but you share your box with a bunch of other sites, if one gets overloaded it will impact your sites uptime and performance. I only say this because if you are paying for decent traffic id want to make sure site uptime... unfortunately a dedicated box/vps is required for this and prob run you 100/mo US at least. Something to think about if you are going to be pumping traffic.

Regardless use a CDN to help offload static assets and test with shared hosting.. a lot of companies will migrate your sites for free if you decide to upgrade.

Cheers

 

[Traffic Key]

shifahost.com is best

 

[Hubba]

hawkhost

 

[Humza Arain]

Do you have any traffic estimations? Is it all organic or how much will be paid?

Shared hosting is cheap yes, but you share your box with a bunch of other sites, if one gets overloaded it will impact your sites uptime and performance. I only say this because if you are paying for decent traffic id want to make sure site uptime... unfortunately a dedicated box/vps is required for this and prob run you 100/mo US at least. Something to think about if you are going to be pumping traffic.

Regardless use a CDN to help offload static assets and test with shared hosting.. a lot of companies will migrate your sites for free if you decide to upgrade.

Cheers

Great Thanks for your Response <3

 

[Street Fighter]

check amazon AWS or google cloud its free. you host multiple sites for free

 

[awesomewebsites]

I have a hostgator hosting currently and I had no issues with it so far. For first time buyers, they give 50% discount or even more.