Maybe you’re someone who came up with a brilliant idea for a fabulous website. You envision a website design that has all the bells and whistles that get people flocking to your site. It’s easier than ever for most anyone to set up their own blog, website or ecommerce online store. Building a website sounds …
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Determining which is the best shared hosting provider can seem daunting with all the available options out there these days. Sifting through them all can be a challenge for anyone.
With the help of these shared hosting reviews, you should be able to take some of the guesswork out of your decision.
On its website, HostMonster boasts high reliability and security. The company provides email, a website builder and shared Linux hosting, among other standard web hosting services.
In 2015, the company merged with EIG. This company doesn’t always have the best track record of maintaining quality among its properties so I took created this HostMonster review to see if its quality truly stands up to industry standards and if the company still provides good value for customers.
Find out in our JustHost review if this is the right hosting service for you, or if there are better options out there that you should consider instead!
Web.com has a lot to offer so you’ll find plenty to love about this hosting service. But as with any successful company, you can find both positive Web.com reviews and complaints about their shortcomings.
In the end, whatever company you choose will have its own advantages and disadvantages. So rather than trying to find the perfect company, you should be looking for the one that offers the features you need and has drawbacks that you can live with.
InMotion hosting is a domain name and web hosting service that you may have heard of before. Perhaps you have been wondering, “Is InMotion hosting good?” and are researching it for your own website. Maybe you want to compare InMotion web hosting reviews to get a better idea of the company. Whatever the reason, we …
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Deciding on the best dedicated server hosting can be a tricky task even if you are tech-savvy. However, with the many options available, you should be able to find something that fits all your requirements along with your budget.
Who is the right choice, however, and is the same choice right for everyone?
A Small Orange is a great web hosting service with a cute name – cute like it’s competitor’s name. It’s dedicated to providing very affordable web hosting plans that can still provide you with excellent tools and services so that your website looks as professional as possible. And as your business grows, so can your …
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Network Solutions is a solid company in the web hosting and domain market. While the web hosting plans are not necessarily jaw-dropping in any way, this company stands out for the fact that it offers such a wide scope of services.
As you’ll see in our Network Solutions review, they will design your website, register and protect your domain name, host your website, and provide a whole host of other services and products as well.
Do you need managed WordPress hosting for your site? When you’re just starting out, shared or cloud hosting may be all you need. When it’s time for you to start getting serious about your online business, though, it might also be time to consider an upgrade… Many hosts have caught on to the fact that …
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Tt’s easy to overlook that this old-school service is still alive and kicking. iPage currently hosts more than 1 million websites. In addition to hosting, they offer domain registration, managed WordPress blogs, and a whole swath of extra features users love. Nowadays, though, most services can’t get noticed without a solid website builder to help the newbies.
With that in mind, we’ll be devoting extra attention to the website builder in our iPage reviews as well as its other services. Does it stack up to the big names like Wix and Weebly? Or is it just a feeble attempt at trying not to get left in the dust?
Let’s begin.
“Make a beautiful website.” You’ve probably heard Squarespace’s tagline on a video or podcast before. They’ve been around for a while, since 2004, but have made a strong marketing push over the past few years. Now they have plenty to show for it.
Ask just about any hipster under 35 what Squarespace is, and they’ll be able to tell you it’s a platform for building sites. They’re big enough now to afford Super Bowl ads starring Key & Peele:
Does being big, however, translate to offering a great product? Read our Squarespace review to find out!
DreamHost has been around since 1996 and in that time, they’ve grown into one of the largest and most respected hosting sites around.
The company has remained independently owned, billing themselves as proponents of open-source solutions. But what hosting company wouldn’t be a proponent of open-source solutions?
Looking at Dreamhost reviews, by-and-large, customers love them. As they’re currently hosting more than 1.5 million sites, the accolades seem well earned.
You’ve certainly heard of GoDaddy. Their advertising campaign usually centers around outlandish, and often risqué, Super Bowl commercials. In fact, most of the commercials barely mention that GoDaddy is even a web hosting company. Let’s face it: Writing a GoDaddy review without mentioning the GoDaddy ads is basically impossible. So is there a quality web …
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Today, we’re going to do a review of WordPress and cover some of its pertinent features. Please note that we’re talking specifically about doing a self-hosted site with WordPress.org.
With any luck, after reading our WordPress review you’ll be able to draw a conclusion on whether or not it will work best for what you have in mind.
Having trouble choosing an e-commerce solution for your online store? Join the club. It’s one of the most challenging aspects of setting up a site. If you’re like many, you’ve seen or heard of a few services, wondering if they’re right for you. Today, we’re going to delve into the specifics of one such service, …
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WordPress is one of the biggest names in the website business, making up a comfortably large niche. WP Engine bills itself as a WordPress specialist, and many seem to agree. If you look on their website, you’ll find some well-known brands listed there, including SoundCloud, Reader’s Digest, and Instacart. WP Engine also acts as a …
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Register pricing, while not the cheapest, remains on the reasonable end of the spectrum for new users. Their Essential plan is the cheapest at $5.95 per month. This bare-bones plan comes with dedicated IP, MySQL, and cPanel. And 300 GB of disk space isn’t too bad, either.
On the outside, it all seems pretty good, but find out in our register.com review if there is anything hidden that you might not first be aware of.
On its website, WebHostingPad claims to offer hassle-free hosting. The company works with shared hosting, WordPress, and VPS hosting, putting customer service first. Founded in 2005 and based in Illinois, WebHostingPad is a bit newer to the web host scene. But being in business for 11 years is no mean feat.
WebHostingPad primarily bills itself as a low-cost shared hosting option. The company caters to individuals and small businesses with tight budgets, but are they performing as well as they say?
Find out in our WebHostingPad review!
Chances are, you’ve heard of Weebly before.
It’s one of the older drag-and-drop website builders, having been in existence since 2006. In the span of ten years, they’ve built a large base of customers—more than 40 million.
The service has been lauded for its ease-of-use, features, and speed (when it comes to getting a site up and running).
But how do they stand up against all the new kids on the block?
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