Slay your WordPress Demons!
You can’t expect people to trust your web hosting business if it doesn’t have a professionally designed website. Hostinza is one of many hosting themes you can rely on to give your business a respectable online presence. It comes with beautiful pages for your hosting plans, domain registration service, and other services that you may have to offer. Hostinza can be easily customized thanks to Elementor.
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Continue ReadingWe all need decent web hosts to bring our sites online and offer our readers a smooth, fast browsing experience. If you are in this business, you need to have a professional online presence to impress potential customers. Cloudy 7 is one of many hosting themes you can pick up to give your website a professional makeover. Cloudy 7 is built with WPBakery pagebuilder.
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Continue ReadingEvery business need to have a professional website these days. That applies to web hosting businesses. You can’t expect to get people to trust you to host their website if you can’t even maintain your own professionally designed site. HostFox for WordPress is a commercial theme with 3 homepages, various page templates, and a domain checker.
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Continue ReadingEvery web host needs to have a professional, credible online presence to connect with customers and leads. You can’t expect people to trust your service if you can’t even manage your own site properly. Hostio for WordPress can help. It is a clean, professional web hosting template with Visual Composer integration. It is responsive and ready for mobile phones and tablets.
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Continue ReadingWeb hosting companies need to have a good looking website as well. It is hard to get the attention of prospects without one anyway. We have already covered plenty of awesome hosting themes in the past. Onehost happens to be a one page hosting theme that is fully compatible with the WHMCS-Bridge plugin. It has a drag & drop page builder and ships with the Revolution slider.
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Continue ReadingIn the past few months, we have heard a lot of good and interesting things about WP Engine. For those of you not familiar with this hosting service, WP Engine is all about managed WordPress hosting. The service is designed to offer clients a fast and secure experience. Prices are fairly affordable unless you have more than a few websites. Even the Business Plan, which goes for $249 a month, entitles you to 25 WordPress installs, 400k monthly visits, unlimited data transfer, and 30GB local storage. I have to warn you that if you are moving to WP Engine from a VPS or dedicated hosting account, you are going to be in for a few surprises. WP Engine does offer lots of great features, but it also keeps you from breaking things by applying certain restrictions.
I am a big fan of cPanel and WHM. I have been using them for a long time and have no trouble figuring things out in those environments. WP Engine has a very interesting user interface. You can add domains, enable CDN, backup your website, handle Git pushes, access phpMyAdmin, and go through your error logs when you click on the Install link. The Home page shows you how many visits you have received. [click to continue…]
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In the past, we have covered plenty of exciting web hosting services. Finding a great web host that can handle your website and its traffic is not always easy. As someone who has worked with a dozen of web hosts in the past 9 years or so, I can tell you that there are many companies that offer a lot on paper but do not deliver at all in practice. We first started our company using DreamHost’s servers. DreamHost was extremely good for us. It does have major limitations though. Besides, their good service turned into a nightmare as soon as they got us to upgrade. They do belong in the hall of shame for their lousy service and horrible customer support team. [click to continue…]
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