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What do you look at when choosing a hosting?
What parameters are important to you?
What parameters are important to you?
What do you look at when choosing a hosting?
- Thread starter webmasteraziz
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Speed, uptime, price are the main things I look at.
dreadpixel
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All mentioned before also reviews on TrustPilot and if they give managed support, mainly the backups cause you might lose a site if you don't do the proper backup.
pennymarketer
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Storage, bandwidth, uptime, speed, price and support (the last one probably one of the most important, having responsive support is a must).
naraazimova1
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will try to give you an honest opinion.
Speed
If your preference is speed. Then without any doubt go with the siteground or Bluehost. Both are good and well-known companies. Excellent for hosting high traffic websites.
Customer support
Namecheap > Siteground > Bluehost > Hostgator > Godaddy
Performance and page loading speed
Bluehost > Siteground > Godaddy > Hostgator > Namecheap
Price
If you want to host a website at a cheap price then as the name suggests - Namecheap is best in the market. There is no one better than this in terms of affordable price and customer support.
If you want good performance, fast website speed, quick loading time, no downtime, etc. Then Bluehost and the siteground are much better than Namecheap.
Speed
If your preference is speed. Then without any doubt go with the siteground or Bluehost. Both are good and well-known companies. Excellent for hosting high traffic websites.
Customer support
Namecheap > Siteground > Bluehost > Hostgator > Godaddy
Performance and page loading speed
Bluehost > Siteground > Godaddy > Hostgator > Namecheap
Price
If you want to host a website at a cheap price then as the name suggests - Namecheap is best in the market. There is no one better than this in terms of affordable price and customer support.
If you want good performance, fast website speed, quick loading time, no downtime, etc. Then Bluehost and the siteground are much better than Namecheap.
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Thanks for the detailed answer.
naraazimova1
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Here you are
naraazimova1
Newbie
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yes, this is important
