Support

Support

Excellent technical support for your website is one of the most important issues to address. Support is needed to put the pages on the server, to answer questions about your site, and to solve problems faster access, and availability (how long the service is worth on the open air ), etc. Do not be afraid to call customer support if you encounter problems. You pay for the space supplier and also the support, so always use if necessary.

Do not sign up for a host unless they provide 24/7 customer phone support and Internet. If they can not provide it, they will not be reliable. They should also have a good collection of tutorials and easily FAQ on their site in case you need help. Always look in the support providers offer for each type of web hosting option that interests you. Council website and related services: Some providers (even those that offer services free) can offer other Web-related services they charge separately for example. Business web hosting or managing your site for you, so be aware that a cheaper hourly rate can not mean a lower total bill at the end of the month. There are a number of other useful services that some providers can offer - simply counting the number of users who visit your site through the creation and implementation of more complex functions that enable you to process data from an online form. Find a supplier that makes the simple trick for you and supports you in making the most complex functions yourself.

Speed

How long users can access your web site? And how fast users can download files hosted on the site? Test for yourself. Try accessing certain Web sites hosted by any service you are considering and see how fast they are, especially at peak times of the day. Then compare it to other websites.

Break time

Make sure your provider has little or no downtime. Look in the amount of "downtime" (off air) provider to make sure it is not a regular event.

Transferability

Having the ability to change web hosting provider is crucial. With the right to change, you can solve all the other problems. Two things can keep you locked into an agreement with a supplier: contractual provisions and control of your domain name. Do not sign a contract that locks you for over a year. Do not let the web hosting provider register your domain name for you, but retain ownership of the domain name. It would cause problems with your ability to move your site later.

Viability

Make sure your supplier has a good reputation and is of sufficient size to provide some assurance that is it will be a solid investment for the future, rather than a fly by night company.

Reporting

Make sure your provider offers basic features such reports. the number of visitors to your site every day - for free. This can be very useful and revealing between a supplier and another.

data transfer costs

Many hosting offer a free transfer data providers but your costs can rise sharply if the traffic on your site increases and the data transfer is greater than a minimum amount. Compare -transfer pricing data carefully.

Price

If all other things are equal, the price is the determining factor. But do not be ripped off on the price you pay.

CHOOSING THE KEYFACTORS a web hosting provider are FREEDOM switch when you need and VU control of your domain name.

When signing for web hosting, ensure you protect your privacy, always check the top of the address bar when you enter your credit card information and make sure you ALWAYS the address bar begins https. This means that your private information is protected.

• Most hosting providers offer leasts a 30 day money back guarantee many others say any time.