Best Hosting For SEO?
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stevenman555
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It will help me if you start from start. Like which region to select, which OS will be better
Also what update are required. What things are necessary to be installed in linux.
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miedy
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I am using vestacp I always choose USA regions.. I don't do any magic setup. It's pretty basic. Of course don't use a 5$ plan on a high traffic website. I use 20$ plan on a wordpress website with 30k - 40k visitors a month.
stevenman555
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I am using cloudflare though
Hello Fello
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Namecheap is lub
Hello Fello
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Hostgator servers are not all secured. And A2's support is CRAP
AntiHacker
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I am currently using DigitalOcean and Vultr and both are working quite well and speed is great. Never had any issues.
Not sure what you mean by "best hosting for SEO". The only thing that matters for SEO is speed, so any hosting that is fast will do the trick.
I used a couple of hosting providers, now I mostly use DigitalOcean for most of my sites.
Siteground is good and has decent support.
I used hostwinds for 2 or 3 years but I moved all my sites from them, as my hosting always crashed and I had to wait a couple of hours or even 24 hours for hosting to go back to normal. I always had to buy other hosting just for a day to not lose a lot of money and traffic in those few hours as those crashes happened when there was a traffic peak. So I can't recommend them, although they are not that bad.
I also used inmotion and I remember that it was not as good as I thought it would be.
Also, I don't think that namecheap hosting is that good, although it is easy to connect if you are buying domains through namecheap.
Wp-engine is a good one, but they are a little bit expensive.
Hope that helps.
Not sure what you mean by "best hosting for SEO". The only thing that matters for SEO is speed, so any hosting that is fast will do the trick.
I used a couple of hosting providers, now I mostly use DigitalOcean for most of my sites.
Siteground is good and has decent support.
I used hostwinds for 2 or 3 years but I moved all my sites from them, as my hosting always crashed and I had to wait a couple of hours or even 24 hours for hosting to go back to normal. I always had to buy other hosting just for a day to not lose a lot of money and traffic in those few hours as those crashes happened when there was a traffic peak. So I can't recommend them, although they are not that bad.
I also used inmotion and I remember that it was not as good as I thought it would be.
Also, I don't think that namecheap hosting is that good, although it is easy to connect if you are buying domains through namecheap.
Wp-engine is a good one, but they are a little bit expensive.
Hope that helps.
AntiHacker
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Dude, you copied your answer from this article:
https://www.websitebuilderexpert.com/web-hosting-services/best/hosting-providers-for-seo/
stevenman555
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One my friend uses it but he does not recommend me to use it.
stevenman555
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Yes I have seen this before in some website
stevenman555
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Yes Thank you for your response. I think I might be sticking with DO for now. May be there might be problems with my configuration will try to fix it for now. BTW which OS do you use?
seodober boslo
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I recommend WordPress website hosting with Yoast SEO plugins. In WordPress, unlike Wix and Blogspot, there is plenty of plugins available including woo commerce bbpress, forum posting, etc. Yes, hosting with .net server and with perfect SEO can be done if you read all steps of the MOZ SEO guide. Check out how I re managed your post with Grammarly. Remember SEO needs knowledge of the Panda and Penguin algorithm too most importantly. Ask me also how hard is SEO and is it free to learn?
stevenman555
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I will surely have a look into it but I am afraid that I might wreck up the system if anything goes wrong.
stevenman555
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I use Wordpress for many sites. But as mentioned before I have many custom scripts for many pages for that I need more flexibility. That is why cant go for Wordpress hosting only. And you can definitely enlighten us with How hard Seo Is?
stevenman555
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Definitely avoiding godaddy and hostgator for now.
ashish2112
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Had anyone tried hostinger??
Hello Fello
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Another piece of sh*t. AVOID.