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Replying to comments on my blog posts is not my habit. I know it is not healthy but I find it difficult to reply to comments that are of very few words.

But there are exceptions of course. For example, one of my blog posts on web hosting that I made in an another blog of mine received a good comment appreciating the insights and tips I wrote that every aspirant should take notice of for their own first web site.

In that comment, a comparison was raised between webhostinggeeks.com and another one that also enables one to browse through various web hosting options offered by several web hosting service providers.

Yes, I took the comment seriously, conveyed my thanks and had a look into the other website. I decided immediately that I will not yield to any more such temptations. I am extremely satisfied with webhostinggeeks.com whose presentation of the information is easy on the eyes.

More than the discounts, features of various web hosting packages and freebies, I value the presentation of the information. After all, only when someone is able to spend time and easily peruse the data, he will be able to make a decision-right?

One of my online contacts recently bought a PHP web hosting for her new web directory project. Her niche is going to be confectioneries and candies.

You can read a lot of very useful articles on web hosting, domain names, shared and dedicated hosting etc in webhostinggeeks.com

Please don’t think I am affiliate of a web hosting shop. I am just sharing my experience and offering my sincere advice.

Small business web hosting.

My husband was raising his voice to be heard by the co-passenger sitting opposite to him in the metro railway because of the outside noise. The train was going at a breakneck speed and was crowded. That was another reason for the extra noise.

The discussion was about the advantages of hosting the web sites and blogs on our own. I own one website and 11 blogs. Though I have no complaints with the existing web hosting companies, we have been contemplating to buy our own server.

We can always sell the excess space to others. There are so many college students who approach my husband seeking guidance on various aspects of a web site maintenance and internet marketing. So there is scope for earning a few extra bucks a month from our own servers.

But I remember reading somewhere in the web that many internet service providers (ISP) block traffic going to a customer's Web server. I must collect feedback on this issue.

Who knows, our web hosting company may offer stiff competition big names in the web hosting industry.

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