Wordpress Hosting[Q]

akanz

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Hello guys I want to ask you about this 2 hosting company. "iPage and GoDaddy, Hostgator" which is better.
I will use for "wordpress".
So I saw in "iPage" new offer that gives us.
But in the other side I dont understand also the new offer of "GoDaddy" about visitors "wordpress hosting GoDaddy"

What about "Hostgator"
 
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If I had to pick between the 2 I'd probably go with iPage. They're really close to being the same though. They'll be fine as long as you don't get a ton of traffic.
 
If I had to pick between the 2 I'd probably go with iPage. They're really close to being the same though. They'll be fine as long as you don't get a ton of traffic.

Ok but i have a facebook fan page about 300K likes. Could be any problem?
 
If you want to get decent cheap hosting, go with Servinio. Don't trust this "big and famous companies" they oversell and offer shitty services.
If you're willing to spend a little more, my vote goes with Servikus, they also have a BST here.
 
I have a couple of sites on Servinio. They've been pretty good for me.
 
I would go with something like HostGator or HawkHost. Both I have used and would recommend.
 
Godaddy/iPage sucks for high traffic websites. Hostgator is better. I am currently hosting with digital ocean which is pretty awesome. They have very low priced plans and you can upgrade the specs without having to migrate the server. Give them a try too.
 
I will suggest to go with Hostgator and advice to stay away from Godaddy.
 
you better go with sharkservers I am using them, Great support and uptime.
 
Keenweb.co.uk and greenlionnet.com can be suitable for hosting Wordpress blogs with.
Plans are full of useful resources and their uptime is high.
Support is active for 24 hours.
 
You should look for "hostingroot" company. They have nice support at reasonable price. Here is the link hostingroot(dot)in
 
Consider using digital ocean. They're pretty cheap, but awesome. You will maybe need to hire someone to set everything up for you, but it's a one time expense.
 
I would say always look for the reliable hosting provider with 24X7 customer support and nearly 100% uptime. It would be good if they offer you multiple ways to contact the support like live chat, phone support etc.
 
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