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If you are serious about websites either for personal or your business, don't go to free web hosting as they are usually not reliable and you may end up losing all your hard work. Free web hosts usually put advertisements on your websites and it could be annoying.

If you like to create websites (usually you will end up more than 1 website, I got more than 100 websites in about 6 months' time), go for multiple web hosting services where you could host all your websites in one account.

I would like to suggest following webhosting which I use, they are excellent.

Hostmonster http://www.hostmonster.com/track/ryukenden/

They offer hosting of "unlimited domains" and you will get massive webspace of 1500000 MB (1500 GB ). They only charge $5.95/month and they offer "a free Domain Name" and installing service called "Fantastico". By using Fantastico, you could create own forum, photo gallery, shopping cart (e-commerce),your own auction site and your own blogs within few seconds. They also offer "Free Website Builder" as well.
Visit the site to check details.

Hostmonster http://www.hostmonster.com/track/ryukenden/

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Many web-hosting providers offer their potential customers things that they simply cannot guarantee. Not only is this misleading and frustrating to customers when they find out that this is not really the case, it is on the borderline of false advertising.

For those who are looking at a web-hosting service, make sure that the company chosen is already providing what they are claiming to offer to their other customers.

Below are some examples of the types of guaranteed services that web-hosting companies offer their customers when they know that these services are impossible to guarantee.

100% Uptime
It is impossible to offer 100% up time 24/7 to customers. Even the most expensive, best quality machines are prone to fail some of the time. If the web host loses even a few seconds of uptime then it is fair to say that they cannot provide their customers with 100% up time. If a web-hosting company is offering this service, check to see if they will refund or compensate the customer if they do have any down time.

Foolproof Anti-virus
With viruses popping up all of the time and the people creating the viruses getting better at creating trouble, it is untruthful to say that any type of anti-virus is fool proof. It is impossible to be up to date with all of the definitions all of the time. Even the best anti-virus services fail to catch a virus at times. This doesn’t mean that the anti-virus service the web host has in place is not good, all it means is that nobody is perfect and there is no such thing as foolproof.

Anti-spam that never fails
Anti-spam is a great service, sometimes. All anti-spam services have their negative points. They are known to block emails that are wanted and let in the ones that are spam. Good anti-spam services allow the user to ‘allow or deny’ emails into their email box. But it is misleading to say that anti-spam services never fail.

Unlimited disk space
There is no way that a web-hosting service can promise unlimited disk space. Even the biggest data center has limitations and size restrictions. The point being put across to customers may be that the disk space being offered is ample enough for any website, however, unlimited space is misleading.

Unlimited Email Accounts
By definition, any control panel has to have a defined number of email account allowed.
This number may be very high, lets say a thousand. You will probably never use a thousand email accounts for your business and it would be crazy to try to handle that many. However, high as the number of email accounts may be, it’s still not unlimited.

While all of these services are necessary, it is important to remember that, although outrageous promises made by some web-hosting companies can be very attractive, customers should make sure that the web-hosting company can deliver what they are promising before signing up for them.

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Hi , what equipment and what programs ect would you need to open a ”WebHosting Company ” Or how would you add a link to sell DOMAINS i mean like for example you have site like www.Domains.com which sell Domains how would you sell domains on your site?

You are going to be copying existing sites like Weebly.com or SynthaSite.com. That makes your life easier and harder. Easier because they have already made the 1,000 mistakes about hosting websites. Harder because they have such a headstart on you.
The HTML programming will take care of you link. WIth godaddy.com charging only $10 for a domain name, i don’t see that as a profit generator. Maybe you can prove me wrong.

What will you imagine if I tell you to rent a shop and run a business? – Any type of business.

You might probably picture a sum of that rental money flying out of your bank account and that money will never come back to you. You will then have to work hard to sell your products to cover the rent of your shop before you can cover the cost of your products and eventually make profit.

A lot of hard work, right?

What if I tell you to rent a shop and with a little twist, your rent will be free and you can actually make money from your rent regardless of any business you’re running. Sounds impossible, doesn’t it?

At least that might be impossible in the offline business but on the internet, everything is possible. I will tell you how.

The first clue is that anyone running a business on the Internet will have to spend money on basic necessities.

If you want people to find you on the Internet, you must have a website with a proper business domain name. A free website is a big NO as it doesn’t project an image of your professionalism. What type of profitable business is still hosting their website on free geocities.com or tripod.com account?

So, this is your first important investment for your online business – a domain name and a webhosting service.

Build a website on your chosen webhost and give a proper domain name like yourbusinessname.com. When people want to find you online, simply refer them to your domain name and they can read more information about you and your business on your website. Easy, right?

The second clue is what I call the awesome power of recurring affiliate commissions.

If you’ve been long enough on the internet, you can’t escape the word ‘affiliates’ or ‘partners’. It simply means that you can represent a company as an affiliate and when you refer this company to other clients or customers, the company is going to pay you a certain commission based on the sales.

It gets more exciting as many companies don’t only send commissions based on the first sales. If the company charges recurring fees to their customers, you might get commissions based on your referrals’ recurring fees too.

You refer one paying customer and you get paid for as long as this customer subscribes to the service provided by the company. Refer another customer and your commission is doubled. Keep referring people to this company and you’ll get a passive recurring income every month. Isn’t it great?

And, the last clue is just simply combining the first clue and the second one.

You will spend your money on webhosting and domain name. This is a MUST if you want to make an online present. No exception.

So, why don’t you find a webhosting company that pays you back when you refer others to their service? Since you are using the service from the company, you know a lot more about their operations, the features, the fees and many more.

Recommending to others will be a breeze. It’s like telling your friends about the recent blockbuster movie you’ve seen lately.

You’re going to use the webhosting service for your business anyway. So, in actuality, it doesn’t really matter if you refer others or not, but if you do, not only your referral commissions can cover your business expense, but it will also make you an extra profit.

Compare that to subscribing a webhosting service that doesn’t have an affiliate program. The advantages are so obvious, right?

In short, find a good webhosting company that has an affiliate program. You’ll be glad to add an extra income apart from the core business that you’ll be running.

Finding a webhosting company that sends recurring referral commissions shouldn’t be a problem as there are many webhosting companies that provide affiliate program to their customers. You just have to be their client to participate.

A simple quick search on Google with keywords ‘affiliate program’ and ‘webhosting’ will list some companies that provide this type of service. A few of them are SiteBuildIt, Host4Profit and Kiosk. Choose the one that suits your need.

Now, tell this concept to the offline store owners and see the amazement in their eyes. Then, you will know that doing an internet business is definitely amazing.

So, you’re considering reselling and you need the straight scoop
on it?

There are so many hosting companies, all claiming to be the best
deal, and all telling you that you’ll make more money reselling
their services. Who’s to trust? Which is best?

Hopefully you have questions about the business itself. How does
this all work? How do I set my prices? How do I market the
product? What works? What doesn’t? Who is my competition?

My name is Larry Dozier, and I am part owner of a primary web
presence provider business. In real English, that means I
partially own and operate a web hosting company. I started out
in the Hosting Industry by reselling accounts for another
company. Today, we operate our own servers and have a reseller
program of our own.

This has given me a unique view of both sides of the reselling
coin.

How you choose to run your reselling business will depend,
primarily, on how you answer the following 3 questions:

1. Will reselling be your primary or secondary focus? 2. Once
you sell a hosting account, will you retain control of the
website it houses? I.e., you are the designer and will maintain
the site. 3. Will you be marketing online, or to your current
clients?

How you determine your pricing structure will hinge on how you
answered these three questions.

If you will be offering hosting to existing clients as an added
service, you can, generally, charge more than if you were
marketing exclusively online.

When an individual purchases web hosting online, they take a
risk. Perhaps their newfound host will be a top-notch outfit
with superb tech support, reliable servers and excellent prices.
On the other hand, perhaps they will find themselves in the
middle of a horrendous tale of inadequacy.

But, if this same individual already has an existing business
relationship with you, a person they already trust, much of the
fear is removed. This reduction of risk, worry and stress is
worth a premium. Ask any website owner if they would rather pay
a little more for reliability, or stay up at night worrying
about their website.

Another factor in deciding your prices is cost. Your number one
cost will not be the wholesale price you pay your provider. Your
number one cost will be your time. What is it worth, and how
much time is involved?

If you answered yes to question number 2, your time investment
will be minimal. Customer support is a huge time expenditure,
especially if you do it right. By being both the host and the
site administrator, you come out way ahead.

Finally, you must look at your competition. In order to do this
properly, you must determine which market you will be competing
in.

In general, there are two markets for web hosting services.
These are the online market and the local market.

If you choose to market online, you will be forced to keep
prices extrememly low. You will also incur some fairly heavy
customer support costs. Because your prices will be lower, so
will your profit margin. This means one thing - VOLUME.

For the online operator, automation is crucial. The more
streamlined your system, the higher your profits and the lower
your blood pressure.

Let me interject one thing here, while we’re talking about
marketing. Streamlined does not mean neglecting your customers.
A little consideration goes a long ways in this business. If you
answer your customers emails, return their calls, take time to
listen to them, you’ll build a large base of loyal customers in
no time at all.

Regardless of your marketing approach, there is one more huge
question to answer before you begin.

Who will you be reselling for?

When choosing an upstream provider, pay particular attention to
the three R’s:

* Reliability * Resalability * Relationship

The company you resell for should, above all else, be impeccably
reliable.

Consider this scenario:

It’s 2 A.M. on a Wednesday morning. Your phone rings. It’s your
most valued client, and his website is down. You quickly check
your email, and find several more pleas for help. You dash off a
quick email to your upstream provider.

It’s 6 A.M. No answer from your provider.

It’s 2 P.M. You receive a garbled email from your provider.
Something about a relay that went down in Kentucky, and it’s
completely beyond their control.

It’s 6 P.M. The server is still down. You seriously consider
taking your own telephone off the hook. You wonder if you’ll be
able to keep half your clients. You realize, with a sick feeling
in your gut, that there is nothing you can do. You have placed
your credibility in the hands of a company that is not returning
your calls.

Hopefully, this scenario drives home the fact that when problems
occur, you can do little more than call your provider. It’s
crucial that your provider be reliable.

Resalability comes next on the list. Take a good look at the
product. Can you sell it? Would you buy it yourself? Are there
plenty of features and selling points?

Finally, consider the relationship you have with your provider.
Can you call the company and talk to a real person? The same
person each time? Do they remember your name? Do they answer
your emails promptly? Remember that your upstream provider is
the only link between you and the server. Having a strong
working relationship is vital to the success of your business.

Reselling web services can be an extremely profitable solution,
but, like any other business, you will do best if you do your
homework before jumping in.

Good Luck!

Nowadays, there are many free webhosting services available on the Internet. Sometimes it can be difficult to choose which one is best for you. First of all, you need to bear in mind free wehosting usually have some limitations such as not allowed email accounts, no mysql databases, no perl etc. It varies from each web host.

There are sometimes hidden cost as well for free webhosting. For example, you need to register a domain name from the web host before you can have free web hosting. Other place restriction on bandwidth, disk space and if you exceed them, expect to pay some money.

Another type is some web host will place banners, text links etc on your webpage. Some only occupy a small amount of screen space while others can be as large as one-third. Geocities.com is an example of a free webhosting service that places banners, text links on your webpage.

With that said, if you really have no money, then there is no choice but to get free webhosting. It is also useful if you are new to web design and can use it for testing purposes. I still have one hosted on geocities with my first designed personal webpage.

There are literally thousands of free webhosting services out there but I will recommend the top 3 which I have used before.

#1 Champshost.com

Champhost is in my opinion is the best free webhosting service. They give 1000MB diskspace, no ads on your webpage and allows php, cgi, perl. The only thing they ask for is you contribute some post to their forum which isn’t so hard.

#2 - 100webspace.com

100webspace get my vote as the second best. They offer 100MB space, all full features as a paid web hosting, that includes, email, ftp, php, mysql etc. The only thing I did not like they have ads on your webpage but it isn’t too big to be a distraction.

#3 - Neopages.net

I like neopages because they are actually one of the few webhosting services that do not make any kind of money from offering free webhosting. They offer 150MB space, no ads as well as PHP, cgi, mysql, email, ftp etc.

The only issue is approval is on a case by case by members voting and you must have an existing website published already. It is pretty hard to get in since they only allow 3 each week.

As you can see, these 3 are just my favorites and there are a lot more free webhosting services available. Do remember to read the terms and conditions carefully to make sure you are actually getting free web hosting

Also, once you have some money do consider upgrading to paid hosting as they offer a lot more features and better support. You can go to any web hosting or webmaster forums where from time to time, webhosting companies offer big discounts for web hosting.

Picking a good web hosting company is important to keeping your website open and your costs down.

There are many to choose from, as well as different pricing plans to look over. Depending on the amount of sites that you intend on building, you may want to consider a larger web space in the long run.

You should start with the smallest web space that you can get to test the waters, just incase niche website Internet marketing does not work out for you. You may want to add on later, so make sure that your provider offers that option.

You will want to choose a provider that has a reliable service. If your site is down or takes to long to open up when visitors are trying to get in, it may lead them to click out of your site and move on to the next one. They will also more than likely not visit in the future since they will remember their bad experience.

For this reason, it is probably best to stick with a well known company who you can check reliable references on.

Like anything larger companies have a reputation to uphold, so therefore they have more too loose and generally the bigger the better when it comes to web hosting companies as you will want the support asap shoudl you need it. With smaler companies web hosting support is sometimes lacking or delayed.

There are many small hosting providers that offer space for as low as $.50 to $1 per month, however, you never know what you will be getting and many of them want you to pay for at least a years worth in advance.

You will also want one that has the most affordable hosting. If you can create your own small site or have one made for you, then you will probably be able to find space for as low as $3 to $4 per month.

However, if you need to choose a company that offers a What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) website builder, then you will probably end up paying $10 to $15 per month for the smallest amount of space.

But if this is the only way that you can build a site, then it is necessary.

Some web hosting providers may also offer a deal on a yearly URL or other products when you make a web hosting purchase.

Ultimately, whatever web hosting provider you choose will depend on your individual needs and what you can afford.

Hopefully you will be able to snap up a well known provider at a low price who will allow you to upgrade your service as needed.

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