Problem with hosting!

HomensdaLuta

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• Sep 11, 2013

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Hei guys im trying to drive traffic to my website but i think the hosting sucks and there is a spike in the number of visits the website goes offline. Im using cpmfun and they send the traffic all at once, the problem is that the server can't handle all the requests, i wanna ask if anyone knows how to solve this problem.. if there is any workaround .. thanks.

 

AquaticGamer

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• Sep 11, 2013

• #2

You can change your hosting. Find a hosting with more bandwith. They can handle more people at a time.

 

HomensdaLuta

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AquaticGamer said:

You can change your hosting. Find a hosting with more bandwith. They can handle more people at a time.

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THanks for your reply. How much bandwith should i be looking for?

 

Panther28

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• Sep 11, 2013

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look up some plugins to speed up your wordpress. Optimize your graphics, and add cloudflare cdn. If that doesn't help then you need to upgrade your hosting package or change your host.

 

Ontealdon

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http://www.dslreports.com/calculator

You can calculate estimated bandwidth from this website.

 

AquaticGamer

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HomensdaLuta said:

THanks for your reply. How much bandwith should i be looking for?

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The best is unlimited. Many hosting companies nowadays have unlimited bandwith just look for that in a hosting company

 

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nichelinks

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• Sep 11, 2013

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I think your site has caused an overload on one of the webhosting servers as you are on a shared hosting environment. this will happen when your site gets more traffic. You need to contact your hosting provider for help if they don't respond well then you need to switch your hosting. I have this same issue with one cheap hosting provider, they keep on blocking my website and at-last I moved my site to bluehost. I'm not having any issues now.

 

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ddppmm

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i think you need to change your hosting plan with more bandwidth.

 

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tajmahal

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Maybe it is time to optimize your web site. And start with some VPS. Choose some company where they can transfer anything and can upgrade to bigger vps or dedicated without downtime... If you choose to stay with shared hosting than i think that you will have only problems...