You’ve just decided on a website for your business. So far you’ve registered the domain name; the next step would be to shop around for web hosting. Do your research well. Inquire in forums. Ask for quotes. Expect to receive a video email for every business you inquire from… You have your work cut out for you in deciding which service to go with.
The kind of web hosting you should get depends on the kind of website you have, of course. Web hosting for a personal website cannot be the same as one for an ecommerce site. Basically, there are four main web hosting categories: virtual, dedicated, collocation and reseller. Virtual hosting is shared hosting. It is low cost and several websites use one server. A dedicated server can be managed or unmanaged, but only one website gets to use it. Collocation hosting is similar to dedicated hosting, except that the latter means leasing the server while the former means sending their own server to the web hosting company. Meanwhile, reseller hosting is mainly for companies that want to market other companies’ web hosting services under their own label.
Web hosting is essential to a website’s online presence and accessibility. With a fluctuating web hosting service, a business can easily lose customers. At the end of the day, you should go for one that has a reputation for being dependable.
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