How To Find The Best Host Services for Blogs

To me and I believe will be to a lot of you out there the key point is to have something easy to setup, with good customer services for times that I don’t understand of what happening.

I have learned how to use host services, setup blogs all by my self by error guessing, tried different hosts and different panel controls, to me by far, the best and easy to use is any host that offers cPanel as control panel, to help me with one click script installs, access to create emails accounts, access to MySQL and PHP without any hassle.

As well as have FTP and file browser access so I can make quick live changes without being prevented to make changes.

If there’s tutorials with images and step by step guide is good, if there’s videos even better.

So this is what I look up for when I want to decide what host services I got to, and of course, the price.

But don’t be fooled to go to the cheapest only, as it may be so slowly that doesn’t worth go for it.

Decide if you are going to have only one blog, or if you are going to have multiples, this can make the difference if you are going to use a basic simple shared host, or a shared pro, or VPS or Dedicated server.

Price increase as you need more stuff.

I have started with one blog, then added several others, for myself, friends ans customers, started using basic shared and gradually increased up to VPS which is the one I have at the moment.

It has been easy so far to deal with the upgrades, for that reason I would like to share with you the one I use and the other ones I have used for me and other clients.

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A couple of years ago I wanted to try out another hosting services suggested by a friend. And since then I have been using TsoHost and I’m pretty happy with the level of the customer services it was giving. I wanted to update this post so you can check it out as well and take your own conclusions in your web hosting services search.

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I can’t confirm if is the same company, but they are very much like each other.

Both above services are good services. The up time is good, there was instances that server was down, but I believe this is the same in any hosting services providers, maybe is the reason all of them says “99% uptime services”. The time that this occurred was for minutes, nothing that had big impact on my blogs.

The good thing I find from both is the customer services, you can get in touch via ticket, live chat or phone.

I have contacted them via ticket, which was good, but I prefer web chat, which was exceptional, in my opinion at least. I got the answers I need and they helped me with questions I had about upgrading from a shared server, from back then when I’ve started to a VPS. Also with question regarding server settings, domain names that I deliberated allowed to expire.

Before you ask if this is a paid post, it is not. However I have placed the affiliate links in case you are interested in try out the services. It works for me I believe it can work for you too.

The ones that I think worth mention is:

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