So you have your domain name and you have your new wonderful website. But how are you going to get that up on the brilliant World Wide Web for all your customers to see?
What is important is that buying reseller hosting does not cost a fortune. For an average of $25/month for Shared Web Hosting, you can buy enough space to reap good profits. While all of these websites will be on a shared server, most of the resellers do not mind this aspect of shared servers. We all understand it's not easy to spend thousands of rupees per month just to get a personal dedicated server. After winning initial few loyal clients who would desist from spamming the hosting space, you will be on your way to making profits month on month. In fact, till the time you decide to give up hosting business you can never stop making profits.
So, you have a name, a plan and a place for your site to live. Finally, it is time to start designing! The choice here is to try to build yourself, "self-build", or find a professional to do the job for you. A half way house some use is to find a family member or friend who dabbles in Shared Web Hosting UK design and will do the job for as little as a case of beer. I would strongly advise against this route as the design process can be quite intense and is apt to place some strain on any personal relationship if significant redrafting is needed or the design is not all you had hoped for. If your first designer is not up to the project you can fire them and move on. Letting go of a family friend can present far more issues.
So you finally have a site built and online. Time to sit back and watch the hits fly in? Unfortunately the concept of "if you build it they will come" does not apply to Internet.
Let's face it, trying to find Affordable Web Hosting is hard enough, but it can be even harder if you don't have a credit card. Since most hosting companies require a credit card to open an account you may feel limited in your choices. Don't fret, though. There are actually quite a few different options available for hosting that don't require a credit card to get up and running. Let's take a look at some of your choices.
Forget Testimonials at the host's page. Although we also have them and what is written are true opinions, no doubt, you have to see for yourself if the company is as reliable as it claims. Just contact them and ask for information you will need to know. "Where is their data center located?", "What happens if I exceed a bandwidth limit?", "Do you provide basic help with scripting?", "Am I going to have full control over my domain and if not do you register the domain at customer's name?" etc. Ask any question that might affect on your online business.
You now have the three main options of affordable web hosting at your fingertips. Decide on which one to go for. It really depends on you. Whatever the case may be, just make sure that you are careful in your selection. The best option is to seek advice from a web hosting expert that won't even collect a single cent from you.