Where should I buy and host domains

Hey guys well i created my first site back in 7th grade on microsoft office live and of course it was about video games which pay pretty badly with adsense So now ive dont some keyword research and found a couple good keywords that have EMD. Now im just wondering where is teh best place to go and register a domains and host multiple domains there. Thanks a ton

 

[FONT=Times New Roman, serif]Do you have any idea how large you expect the sites to be? You can register domains with any reputable domain registrar, then you should do some home-work on web hosting industry.[/FONT]

 

hostgator , namecheap

 

Godaddy and namecheap. You can also use bluehost!

 

Moniker and hostgator. Better to have hosting and domains in different places. With moniker you can't go wrong since is a very reputable registrar. Hostgator is cheap an reliable, many of us here are using it for years.

 

Awesome thanks for your help now i gotta get my hands on my parents credit card haha. I'll probably host it first for about 6 months and see if I get any returns on it, like i said before my video game website is only getting a measley $4 bucks a day on over 3k uniques. haha again thanks for everyones input

 

Internet.bs

 

Namecheap for domains, hosting doesn't really matter. I don't recommend big hosting companies, they charge you up the ass for shared hosting which is known for downtime.

 

I am using namecheap for domains and godaddy for hosting. Never had a problem with them.

 

I'd recommend namecheap or godaddy (or another registrar if you can find a cheaper price in your TLD space for new registrations). NC and GD are both cheap, and you can always transfer the name later (often getting a cheap renewal and free whois privacy).

As far as hosting, yes, agreed host somewhere other than your registrar is a good rule of thumb. In general. Depends a lot on what you're doing - hostgator or bluehost are pretty good for basic needs, some times hosting with your registrar can work out okay, but it's putting all your eggs in one basket. Something like hostwinds or servint if you're looking for something a bit better. Read around a bit on the web hosting forums (but obviously not the sites that are "review" sites that are just a bunch of affiliate links with BS reviews) and you can probably find coupons for them.

good luck - gregs.