i need help choosing wordpress hosting

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Hey fellas im new to wordpress and im willing to start a blog/network but i can't decide picking any offer of known web hosters like godaddy,hostgator,bluehost ...
so i'll appreciate help or any advice/recommandations
i'll answer your questions

Thank you
 
if you want to learn how setup wordpress hosting on VPS,
better use VPS like digitalocean or others..
why i like..? because i can install what i want..
 
If you are looking for cheap than legionhoster.com is the place for you..
 
Hey fellas im new to wordpress and im willing to start a blog/network but i can't decide picking any offer of known web hosters like godaddy,hostgator,bluehost ...
so i'll appreciate help or any advice/recommandations
i'll answer your questions

Thank you

I have tried and experienced a few first hand and not willingly I would suggest godaddy, if you are US you got it made! but in your EU there are limitations or restrictions to what they can help you with or options for dedicated to US custom only, they have been very good with me, I have live chatted with them 50 times in the last 6 months for example and have only been miss-informed and attempted up sales once out of 50 chats, its simple, quick and easy if your a newbie. I hate wordpress full stop but its good for blogging rather than ecommerce use, I noticed when I started with wordpress which stands out as "FREE" many plugins, extras, even god damn sliders "cost" (you can get them free though! elsewhere!). go with godaddy is my suggestion.
 
What is it that you are looking for in your new host. That may help get the list smaller for you.
 
In my opinion, I would prefer linode Hosting.
Its a Linux based server. Its secure and cheap. If you know about Linux you can manage and install entirely.

Linux is the best choice to use PHP based websites/applications.
 
Any of those shouldbe fine, just pick one and get on with creating your site :)
 
Have a look in the Marketplace, there's plenty decent hosts selling there.
 
Taking the advantage of the opportunity I can recommend hostwinds.com cheap web hosting solutions based on ssd storage + Litespeed server.
Based on the number of positive reviews from users who have been with them for a long time, can say that you can rely on them.
 
Use digitalocean VPSs. They have ready-to-use application which can be setup in 15 mins. Don't go for wordpress hosting in particular. They are all bullshit.
 
Hey fellas im new to wordpress and im willing to start a blog/network but i can't decide picking any offer of known web hosters like godaddy,hostgator,bluehost ...
so i'll appreciate help or any advice/recommandations
i'll answer your questions

Thank you

Try Iweb4 Hosting , you can get your wordpress website online in minutes with iweb4 hosting. We offer 1-click script installers (Includes wordpress), daily website backups ( 2 rotations per day ) , 24/7 Technical Support
 
We offer following VPS packages : (starting at just $16/mo.)

  • 1.47 GHz CPU
    1GB RAM
    40GB HDD
    800GB Bandwidth
    *FREE Cpanel License
    1 Free Dedicated IP
  • Special Price for WHMCS license
Only on iweb4 hosting
 
Use digitalocean VPSs. They have ready-to-use application which can be setup in 15 mins. Don't go for wordpress hosting in particular. They are all bullshit.
So after having VPS, what's next? Do we need to buy a Cpanel license?
 
So after having VPS, what's next? Do we need to buy a Cpanel license?
it depends upon the hosting service provider, if they provide free Cpanel u need not buy if not install wordpress with codes directly
 
So after having VPS, what's next? Do we need to buy a Cpanel license?


Cpanel License is included for free of charge with every VPS package , Search "iweb4 vps hosting" on google for more information
 
So after having VPS, what's next? Do we need to buy a Cpanel license?
Depends. DigitalOcean only provides unmanaged VPSs. You will be given root SSH access. If you need Cpanel, you can purchase it additionally. You could also use an opensource alternative like webmin, but it does consume a bit of memory (if you don't want that, just stop the service after you are done).
 
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