Do you have the right hosting plan? I know I do and I suggest you get it too.

I have been building web sites for years. Like my romantic relationships, though, I am very stable when it comes to hosting companies. I take a very long time to pick one and once I do I stay with them for a long time. I do A LOT of research when picking hosting. They are the most important element for your web site. Nothing is more crucial than a good web host.

The first company I went with was Tigertech.net. They are great. The customer service is totally amazing. They are a small company and the personalized attention is great. But as my sites grew I felt increasingly constrained by them. They are ok for small sites but not great for large ones.

I then went with Ipower.com. At the time they were pretty new. Prices and features were great. So was tech support. I had several plans with them, including dedicated servers. But over the years they got worse and worse and worse. After they accidentally deleted my entire server I finally threw in the towel and left. DON’T USE Ipower.com or Ipowerweb.com. The staff is underpaid and overworked. The owners are pushing hard for proffits and growth at the expense of quality. THEY SUCK. Period.

After them I did some more research and after a couple months testing all the best ones I settled on BlueHost.com. I am very happy with them. They are perfect for all levels of site. The tech support is good. The uptime is good. The speed is good. The freedom to grow is good. The ease of the control panel is good. The price is great. BlueHost.com is good.

I have about 10 sites on BlueHost.com now. All under the same account. I strongly recommend them. Just recently my friend joined them too and I got $65 for the referral! They affiliate program is good too!

So ditch your hosting company and join BlueHost.com. They are the best. Join them through my link so I get a referral fee:

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