One of the most important decisions you'll make when building a website is your choice of web hosting service. Your hosting company, and the quality of its services, will determine the quality of the experience that your website's readers will have.

At this time I realised that I had to find new ways. To move into another direction than all the others webmasters did. To go beyond, to dig deeper. Innovation meant new ways to cut my costs and gain more clients. But how do you move into another direction if all the online services are meant for the main-stream? How do you get a domain name for 2$ if no company on the web goes below 4$?
 

 

First, figure out what you need from a host. How large is your site, and how much traffic do you anticipate in the first year of your site's existence. The truth is, the first year of a site's life, the traffic will be slow. It will start with a trickle and then turn into a small stream of visitors per day. Adding more content and keeping the content fresh and relevant is important to keep visitors and customers coming back. Because the first few months to a year are usually slow, you might not need to have a large dedicated server or lots of bandwidth. As your site grows, you will be able to make the changes you need to handle more traffic.

Joining a bloggers network can help improve your blog visibility. You will find many bloggers are now looking to these networks for ways to help them improve their traffic but also their content.

Look for a company that has built in features such as web scripts, unlimited sub domains, mysql databases, etc. Furthermore, these features should be accessible from a control panel or some type of centralized location. It is important to note that these features often cut down on the amount of time it takes to perform certain tasks. For example, using my control panel within DreamHost, I have the option of using a one-click install feature, a feature that allows me to install applications within a matter of minutes.

 

 

The other site alternative is to get a free Weblog and use that to make money. Since you don't need to know how the codes work, just type and submit updates become much easier. It's at a cost of versatility even if the blog service allows for everything to be changed. The purpose of getting the blog is typically to promote an affiliate's product while starting out, until you are comfortable enough with the process to start selling your own things or moving into other avenues of Internet Marketing. Blogs are probably the cheapest way to go in the beginning. MoneyForBlogging provides a more detailed course website and ways to go that I won't cover here.

These networks can also help in finding relevant blogs or web-sites to get links from. Some search engines see links coming from relevant web-sites or blogs as a huge boost to the blogs authority stature. Another good point is you have total control who does and does not link to you.