Bluehost is a well known name and they're one of the companies you're sure to meet when looking for a web hosting provider. Some of their sales blurb looks too good to be true but if only most of it's genuine, that's OK because the overall package seems so good. They mention plenty of "Free" and "Unlimited" features so it seems worth taking a closer look.

If you are serious about sustaining a long term home based internet business, you should have a web site of your own. Having your own web site will give you much more flexibility on how you approach your online business as well as provide you with a means to give your web business a presence on the internet. Having this presence and making yourself known on the internet will improve the level of trust you will receive by your potential customers.
 

 

Advertising Manager (by Scott Switzer) -- works in tandem with the Ad Inserter above. This useful plugin controls how many ads to show so you don't get bitch slapped by Google Adsense. Google only allows 3 ads per page so this plugin does all the work for you so you don't have to worry about compliance!

Many people get worried that they need to know how to design a website in order to have one. But there are templates (for WordPress and Blogger) that are free -- with all the design and work done for you.

Ok. Now you have your full backup file, upload it to your new hosting account at your new CPanel hosting supplier. For instance, if you use Bluehost that can be done by logging into your new control panel and clicking on the FILE MANAGER icon. Just remember to write down what directory you put the file in. When done contact hosting support and tell them you've got a CPanel backup file that needs restoration. It literally only takes support one click to revive a CPanel backup. After that is done your entire website, including e-mail boxes, will be on your new server and ready to go.

 

 

Web hosting is basically the space on the internet where your website or read more blog resides. As you are well aware, sites reside on servers. As there are many free web hosting platforms on the internet, one wonders why one should get professional web hosting in the first place.

Since then, I've called Bluehost many times for help. If they are able to help, they roll up their sleeves, dig into my account, and help out. I also use their live chat support often, which often quickly resolves minor issues or questions I have. At the end of the day, their customers support has a "can-do" attitude and they are sufficiently staffed to provide prompt service and support.