New Amazon site; VPS or shared?

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I'm planning to start a new amazon website targeting several keywords (around 30).
The site will have a total of 30 articles at the beginning, with more in the upcoming months.
Should I go with a VPS (was thinking Vultr or G Cloud) or stick with a Shared hosting plan (maybe Host-gate, Siteground, or Servikus)?
Which hosting do you recommend for Amazon affiliate sites?
 
Of course VPS would be better. But unless your site will get thousands of visitors, stick to shared and you can upgrade later. Fastest hosting i've used and using is A2 Hosting Turbo
 
If you have previous experience with configuring VPS, go with it. Anyway it's nothing hard, but for that kind of site could be shared hosting more comfortable. Check your country local hosting providers :)
 
Depends on your budget and future plans for the website.

My advice would be to use shared hosting up until you get ~10,000 traffic a month then if you have the budget you can switch over to VPS. otherwise, you may as well use your budget on keywords, content and backlinks.
 
As a general rule, if you have to ask, shared is probably better. You can always switch over to VPS as needs and budget allow.
 
Of course VPS would be better. But unless your site will get thousands of visitors, stick to shared and you can upgrade later. Fastest hosting i've used and using is A2 Hosting Turbo

If you have previous experience with configuring VPS, go with it. Anyway it's nothing hard, but for that kind of site could be shared hosting more comfortable. Check your country local hosting providers :)

Depends on your budget and future plans for the website.

My advice would be to use shared hosting up until you get ~10,000 traffic a month then if you have the budget you can switch over to VPS. otherwise, you may as well use your budget on keywords, content and backlinks.

As a general rule, if you have to ask, shared is probably better. You can always switch over to VPS as needs and budget allow.

Thanks for the input, everybody, I decided to go with shared.
I’ve been making and running Amazon sites for ages, but never have I gone big scale, something that I intend to do now.
Thanks!
 
If you are starting a new site and have only 1 site to host on this server, best is to go for shared as it will take time to get some real traffic, you can scale accordingly once you have required traffic. Shared can hold a good amount of traffic. Invest on link building and content.
 
which necessary theme and plugins required for this kind of sites?
 
which necessary theme and plugins required for this kind of sites?
The theme depends on your preferences when it comes to the front-end, but I usually go with a premium theme from MTS then customize it using Elementor. As for the plugins, try not to add too many. A plugin for caching (W3 for example), a plugin for security (Wordfence), a plugin for photo-smushing (SmushIt, or you can use compressjpeg.com). I also use Ultimate Posts Plugin for SILOing purposes.
 
The theme depends on your preferences when it comes to the front-end, but I usually go with a premium theme from MTS then customize it using Elementor. As for the plugins, try not to add too many. A plugin for caching (W3 for example), a plugin for security (Wordfence), a plugin for photo-smushing (SmushIt, or you can use compressjpeg.com). I also use Ultimate Posts Plugin for SILOing purposes.

thanks brother for your answer as I beginner with tight budget is there any way to get nulled themes
 
Start with shared than move on to dedicated VPS when you have enough traffic.
 
VPS is pretty cheap too. I'd say go with VPS if you're confident your site will grow ×10.
 
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