need fast loading hosting
- Thread starter GodAlmighty
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HustleTong
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- May 30, 2019
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HostGator is your way to go
MaxiJazz
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- Jun 19, 2015
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I manage over 500 hosting accounts. On a budget. These are my conclusions:
Siteground - obviously one of the hosting market's leaders, great option (if you can afford a few bucks extra)
Geekstorage - a great surprise for me in the last year
Hawkhost - had no problems with them in 11 (eleven) years, one of the best
FastComet - few seconds downtime for approx. 2 years
They all load fast.
In this order. All priced decently. There are more, but I'm going to stick to these four, as the best price/quality ratio.
Siteground - obviously one of the hosting market's leaders, great option (if you can afford a few bucks extra)
Geekstorage - a great surprise for me in the last year
Hawkhost - had no problems with them in 11 (eleven) years, one of the best
FastComet - few seconds downtime for approx. 2 years
They all load fast.
In this order. All priced decently. There are more, but I'm going to stick to these four, as the best price/quality ratio.
vcc
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- Feb 24, 2014
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are you serious on fast speed ? then follow this: simply buy any shared hosting plan from namecheap, greengeeks, a2hosting,sitegroud,godaddy, and then connect the site to cloudflare or any other cdn service providers, after 24hrs cheek site performance throw https://gtmetrix.com and continue improving the site until ylsow score( B) and pagespeed ( B).
you will get full guidelines from gtmetrix for what to do to make the site more faster. only hosting cannot make your site faster ever.
you will get full guidelines from gtmetrix for what to do to make the site more faster. only hosting cannot make your site faster ever.
Repulsor
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- Jun 11, 2013
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Get the smallest spec DigitalOcean droplet. If you need a panel, install any free panels or get the Cpanel license.
You can setup automatic backups in the droplet if you think you will ruin something.
Or hire someone to manage the overhead. I can be of help. And obviously you will have a LAMP stack or similar.
You can setup automatic backups in the droplet if you think you will ruin something.
Or hire someone to manage the overhead. I can be of help. And obviously you will have a LAMP stack or similar.
GodAlmighty
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- Dec 15, 2014
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Thank you all!
decided to give a shot to cloud hosting instead of vps... seems pretty fast and less configuration on my side...
decided to give a shot to cloud hosting instead of vps... seems pretty fast and less configuration on my side...