yes crucial is uptime of server/websites , reliability of not just server, but of host, and round the clock support ( does not need to be live support), but an extensive FAQ/KB, which will help clients sort minor issues out themselves if they can.
I ran my hosting business as a 1 man band for...
that depends as std of you exceeds b/w or space your site would be down with a notice to say it is offline until next monthly period, but you can also set up in cpanel a way that when i site exceeds b/w or space rather than site going down the site owner is charged extra per mb
also financial implications as you could be paying $200 a month for your server, and list an unlimited plan for $20 a month which means in effect you are allowing a client to use the whole of your $200 server for $20
I agree that any host should have some sort if technical knowledge, but saying you provide 24/7 support does not mean you have 24/7 a live person as having a comprehensive knowledgebase and FAQ which can be accessed 24/7 constitutes as 24/7 support.
what gets me is the amount of attacks you get through the Amazon AWS system and all you get from them , they will inform their client of this and then you will get ' our client is a research company and they are only indexing websites' , so when was attempting to access servers called indexing...
WOW. Frontpage, that's going back a few years. I always used it.
I had one client who was annoyed when it was removed from my server as they did all their sites in it as it was for them to create the site and hit a button and it was published.
It took me some time to get them used to using an...
even if you were to take out an annual plan, if you going to use Klarna and pay over 3 payments then why not just take out a monthly plan.
here is a scenario
Your monthly payments are £30 per mth, so i will use klarna and split of 3 payments
so payment 1 of £10 taken on 25/1/24, payment 2...
Stripe is just a simple payment processor, while Klarna is more of a credit system where you order now and pay in 30 days or split it over 3 payments.
Can't See Klarna being a viable option in the web hosting industry
would never touch namecheap even if i was paid.
1) Great to purchase a Comodo SSL cert, but always messes up any SSL renewals.
2) On 2 occasions i had .co.uk domains through them where they failed to notify renewal dates and actually reregistered the domains the day after renewal dates to...
yes thats only 1 point.
the main thing is if any plugins/modules you have issued an update then install the update and dont think 'Why update when it is working'
Yes and that is the scenario of you paying your provider $200 a month for a server and selling Unlimited hosting for $1.99 as technically someone could take out your $1.99 plan and use the whole server resources.