7 Key Points to Consider When Choosing a Web HostWritten by Kyle Dusang
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5. Up-Time Guarantee Another very important issue in determining value of a hosting company is how often and for how long their servers "go down". No matter how good a deal you get on server space or bandwidht allowance, or how wonderfully company's tech support takes care of you, your site can't receive visitors or produce revenue if machine on which it is hosted is not up and running. Naturally you want a company who can guarantee highest up-time percentage possible. Servers are taken down briefly from time to time for maintenance or upgrading, so no company can ensure 100% up-time, but you want your site to be hosted on dependable, well managed machines that are not constantly having problems which require them to be down for long periods of time. 6. Email Accounts Again, like data transfer allowance and server space, some companies will offer you loads more email accounts than you will ever use. Some offer hundreds or even unlimited email accounts as a selling point. This is an important factor if you are Bill Gates and have thousands of employees, each who need their own email box, but not such a big deal if you're just one person or a small company. You should be okay with 10 or 15. 7. Reputation This is probably most important factor to consider when choosing a web host. Do your homework. Pay attention to any negative feedback you may hear or read about a particular hosting company. There are several sites arount Web that feature discussion forums that allow people to discuss and critique various hosting companies. Ask specific questions about any company you might be interested in using to see if anyone else has had any negative experiences with them. As a beginning webmaster, I had initially contracted services of a particular web hosting company to host my first site, who promised very good, dependable service for a very cheap price. Then one day, for no apparent reason, decided to delete my entire site without warning or explanation. Only then did I visit some hosting forums and find that many others had similar negative experiences with that company. Don't make same mistake I did, find out for sure from start that your hosting company is not going to let you down.

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| | HQHost’s dedicated and shared web hosting: economical Server Wizard and Per Gigabyte servicesWritten by Venera Seit-Dzhelilova
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As compared to shared web hosting, dedicated server hosting is a high level secure service. Large corporate websites put up great funds into dedicated web hosting on different reasons. Some of them have sensible information to deal with. The others have complicated ecommerce software. The prevailing factor is high traffic. Whatever reason for huge dedicated server outlay there can be, dedicated server web hosting can be affordable. Any client can arrange its own rational dedicated server package with HQHost’s Server Wizard service http://www.hq-host.com/en/ded_wizard.html. According to Serg Sabetyev, CEO of HQHost Company, “this is an advantage-ground for those websites that have a seasonable traffic slump. They can arrange any web hosting packages suitable for them with Server Wizard and Per Gigabyte services.” If your site traffic is high at rush season only, you can benefit by HQHost’s unique services. HQHost (High Quality Host Company), a web hosting provider, was founded in 2001. HQHost’s data centers are located in United States and assure absolute visibility of its clients’ websites worldwide. HQHost is a privately owned company with headquarters in Sacramento, CA. For additional information, please contact: Serg Sabetyev HQHost Company CEO Address: Fast Internet Technology, Inc. 5325 Elkhorn Blvd. PMB # 8227, Sacramento, CA 95842, USA URL: http://www.hq-host.com/ E-mail: manager@hq-host.com # # #

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