There are 3 main types of web hosting: shared hosting, virtual private server (VPS) hosting, and dedicated hosting. The one you choose will depend on
how much traffic you anticipate and how much data you’ll need to store.

Shared hosting is when your site’s information is stored on a server that also houses other sites’ information. Shared hosting is the most economical type of web hosting ideal for small
business websites that don’t have special technical needs,although the downside to shared hosting is that your site could be slowed if one of the sites you share server space experiences heavy traffic.

VPS hosting offers you more power than shared hosting. You still share server space with other sites, but you don’t have to split resources like
storage and memory. This means your site can handle higher traffic levels.

Dedicated hosting, where you don’t share server space with anyone else,it's an averagely expensive but most reliable option. It makes sense for sites that
handle a lot of traffic or need special features and extra data security.

Think of your domain name as your business’s storefront sign on the web, the equivalent of the sign on a physical store.An ideal domain name accurately
describes your business so it’s easy for potential customers to find. Keep it relatively short, simple, easy to spell, keyword and try to avoid using
confusing hyphens and numbers.If possible, register your domain with a “.com” extension as it is internationally recognized. ”If your business is a
non-profit, you can use “.org.” If it’s education-related, you can use “.edu.”

No matter which type of hosting and which provider you pick, check if they offer any special capabilities and support that your website might need.
● 24/7 customer support is valuable,If you experience problems, you’ll want to be able to contact your hosting provider immediately.

● E-commerce protection is essential if you’re selling things online,We monitor Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) that encrypts your customers’
financial information to help make your transactions more safe and secure.

Now that you’re thinking about your website’s needs, let’s figure out which type of web hosting makes the most sense for your business.