hostgator for hosting
wordpress for setting up your site and adding content (you can install it directly from the hostgator control panel, very simple)
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Hello fellow Fastlaners,
I recently purchased a domain name and now would like to start getting the website up and going. It is essentially a website to post short videos and descriptions but in a very simple layout. Please do not get hung up on the "this is already being done" details.
My question is this:
What is my next step to hosting this website, and what company do you recommend to do this? Low price is not as important as good value to me.
Thank you in advance for any information, recommendations, and help
"Fortune favors the brave." - Virgil
hostgator for hosting
wordpress for setting up your site and adding content (you can install it directly from the hostgator control panel, very simple)
I appreciate that H.S. I am checking it out now.
"Fortune favors the brave." - Virgil
I really like ipage.com, they rank very high in customer satisfaction, as well as reliability and pricing.
I wouldn't switch from them.
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Another vote for hostgator - I host about 60 sites with them & have had very few problems & any minor glitches have been sorted very quickly
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If you are on a budget, or you just want to see if something will work -
000webhost.com
ITS FREE
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Have you tried a Google search?
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So if you're doing a video plugin for wordpress, I HIGHLY recommend you getting some WP specific hosting as the next exploit is only a release away when you're that popular.
hxxp://wpengine.com/
They can do backend tweaks to make WP perform better as well. Not cheap but worth the money.
If you have aspirations of your site getting big (viral traffic, ...) your best bet would be to put your hosting on a cloud that way you can just click a button and increase (or decrease) your hosting. With a video site, I'd hope you've spent some time considering the scalability as it's a resource hog of a site.
I use amazon & rackspace cloud currently. Rackspace gets a slight nod. The setup is a little bit nerdy to get going but the money spent will be well worth it when your current site is busting at the seams and you're staring down the barrel of a site transfer just to get it responsive again. Been there, done that. Go cloud.
Of course, I just wanted to see if anyone has *experience* using any because I know that many of them are bait and switch type of offers or give you a subdomain like a web2.0 would instead of allowing you to use your own domain like a regular self-hosted site would.
But I guess for getting IP diversity in your backlinks it probably isn't going to matter either way. Thanks.
"If you want to be rich, add VALUE to people's lives."
- Brian Sher
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Yeah, that already happens, especially with Web2.0 sies, haha.
"If you want to be rich, add VALUE to people's lives."
- Brian Sher
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They do not allow nulled scripts
anything else is fine as far as i know
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