By admin • January 31st, 2009

For today’s post, I’m shifting focus towards starting your own web hosting company, rather than focusing on a particular web hosting topic. Even if you don’t want to start your own hosting business, you may still find this post helpful because you will gain better insight on how the web hosting industry works.
So anyway, you [...]

I am going to cover a very basic topic today – How to connect your domain name to your new web hosting service. Even though this is a very easy to do, I still find a lot of people asking how to do it, or are still slightly confused between DNS forwarding vs Name servers.
Before [...]

Hello All,
My apologies for my lack of updates lately. I have been very busy trying to get our new social web hosting service updated and fully functional. I am glad to announce that finally, after many months, we have finally got 0bones fully functional and that we are now accepting new signups once again.
0bones.com – [...]

During my 7 years of running a web hosting business, I have occasionally lost customers who state the following reason for why they were leaving my company: “xyzWebHost offers more disk space and data transfer for the same price as your plans”.
That always makes me curious so I end up checking the customers account to [...]

When choosing a shared web hosting plan, most people only consider the amount of bandwidth and space that a website will need. However, as time goes on and your website gets more popular, it is common to get the dreaded CPU limit exceeded warning from your web host. After the warning your website almost always [...]

Research? I know, I know…research sucks. But spending 5 minutes researching your web hosting provider selection, will save yourself from so much frustration, headache, time, and money. In my opinion, researching your web host before you signup is the best 5 minutes you will ever spend during your search for the perfect web host.
How [...]

With the thousands of web hosting companies out there, it takes trial and error and even a little skill to find the best ones. Most unexperienced users often have to go through multiple hosting providers before they figure out how to spot the bad ones and how to spot the good ones. If you are [...]