Making Your Reselling Business Stand Out in a Crowded Market

[DediRock]

Hi,
How are you standing out in the competitive web hosting reselling space?
I am looking for innovative strategies to attract and retain customers for the 3rd and last quarter of this year.

 

[bubblehost]

Hi,
How are you standing out in the competitive web hosting reselling space?
I am looking for innovative strategies to attract and retain customers for the 3rd and last quarter of this year.

Hello there.
Personally, what I have done is I have had great support and have gotten my clients that way.
The only really unique thing about web hosting businesses is support, so that's one way to stand out.
What I have also done is I have gone around to local businesses (physically), done some work involved with web development and have asked if they are interested in hosting/having a website using my services.
It's hard now as it used to be, but it is still possible.

 

[SharedGrid]

Personally, what I have done is I have had great support and have gotten my clients that way.

This. Web hosting is web hosting, it doesn't differ that much. However, a smaller provider can stand out from the big guys by the level of support the smaller provider can offer, the bigger companies either don't care or are too big to offer the personalised support.

I was watching a Webinar yesterday which touched on this. The person explained how their web hosting business fixed a issue on a customers small, personal hobby site who turned out to be the IT Manager for a large company. Guess who got the future business of the large company?

We have also experienced this ourselves too, a customer joined us because their host messed up their website. The customer wanted us to migrate the site but didn't tell us it was broken or what happened, we noticed it during the migration and offered to fix it. We now host all their websites because of the support we offered.

 

[Greenhost.cloud]

Providing high-quality services, exceptional support, and creating effective content are essential in this field.

 

[Saranya Subramaniam]

Hi..
Standing out in the web hosting reselling space requires a blend of competitive pricing, value-added services, and strong customer support. Offering niche services, like specialized hosting for specific CMS platforms (WordPress, Magento), can attract targeted customers. Additionally, focusing on excellent customer service, 24/7 support, and bundling extras like free SSL, website backups, or site migration can boost retention. Personalized marketing strategies, loyalty programs, and educational content to help clients optimize their hosting can also set you apart.

 

[NodePlex]

Yes, there are a lot of hosts out there, but what I have noticed is that when you really refine your search to those with a really good combination of high quality services (cPanel, CloudLinux, LiteSpeed, Mailchannels, Imunify360, etc) combined with good support, there are not so many choices any longer. Stand out with a high quality offering, and do not try to compete on price alone.

 

[Mivocloud]

Look for stable clients who are looking for good services. The whole secret lies in reliable partners and customers who are satisfied with your services.

 

[instructhost]

This. Web hosting is web hosting, it doesn't differ that much. However, a smaller provider can stand out from the big guys by the level of support the smaller provider can offer, the bigger companies either don't care or are too big to offer the personalised support.

I was watching a Webinar yesterday which touched on this. The person explained how their web hosting business fixed a issue on a customers small, personal hobby site who turned out to be the IT Manager for a large company. Guess who got the future business of the large company?

We have also experienced this ourselves too, a customer joined us because their host messed up their website. The customer wanted us to migrate the site but didn't tell us it was broken or what happened, we noticed it during the migration and offered to fix it. We now host all their websites because of the support we offered.

Absolutely agree with this. At the end of the day, most web hosting providers offer similar basics what really sets someone apart is the support.

Personalized, hands-on help is something you just don’t get from the big-name hosts. Smaller providers have the opportunity to build real relationships with their clients, and that can make all the difference.

I love that story from the webinar it’s a perfect example of how going the extra mile, even for a small site, can open unexpected doors. You never know who you're helping or where it might lead.

We’ve had similar experiences too. Sometimes just taking the time to notice a problem and offering to fix it (even when the client didn’t ask) shows people that you actually care. That kind of trust turns into long-term business more often than not.