Real Web Hosting Reviews

 

Comparing the price between the original vendor and resellers

Following the article "How many independent shared hosting companies are there?", I was curious to see how resellers compare to the original plan. Since the original vendor and the resellers share the same platform and the same technical team, the main difference should be the price. Which is cheaper: the reseller or the original vendor?

How many "independent" shared hosting companies are there?

A search for "web hosting" returns hundreds of web hosting company results. But how many of them are really unique offers?

Web Hosting Jargon Explained, Part 6: Advertising Credits

You have a great website, and you want to tell the world about it. You can advertise your website on different websites, including search engines. A few web hosting companies give you advertising credits you can use to advertise for free on a couple of networks

Web Hosting Jargon Explained, Part 5: Programming Languages

To build a dynamic website, you need a server-side programming language. There are many languages to choose from, all with their own strengths and weaknesses. To give you an example of their syntax, here’s the classical "Hello World" program for each of them.

Comparing Advertising Programs: Google Adsense, Yahoo Search Marketing, Stumble Upon, Facebook Ads and a Press Release

You have just finished your website, and you would like other people to know about it. One way to quickly present your website to the world is to advertise it. This is the fastest way to attract your first visitors.

Web Hosting Jargon Explained, Part 4: Installable Software

Web hosting companies commonly offer a variety of software that you can install and use for free as part of your hosting plan. How do you choose the one you need? Here is an overview of the categories of software commonly included with Web hosting plans, including the most popular software.

Web Hosting Jargon Explained, Part 3: E-mails

Get a clear explanation of the technical terms used to describe e-mail features: PGP/GPG encryption, e-mail alias, e-mail forward, etc.

Web Hosting Jargon Explained, Part 2: SSL

What is SSL? Do I need it? Get the facts about HTTP encryption.