So, you want to build a website or be more fed up with your current web host that you want to move your site elsewhere? You might not even know the vulnerability of your current host in the industry where every week there is news about the host who goes down because one or other reasons.
Your first problem is narrowing thousands of choices to some that you can examine further. Look for friends or colleagues who have a website and ask for their advice. Visit one of the many forums about hosting, ask members for suggestions or search for those who have asked before you.
After you find several hosts for research, the ten questions below will take you far to make a decision based on information. You might be able to find many answers to these questions on the host website, but always feel free to call the host and quiz about their Managed Hosting operations. The quality of answers and the level of professionalism you get from hosts who are worth the frequency of transfers to the type of support you will get after you become a customer. Without further Ado, ten requests to ask for your web host:
1. How long is the net host in business?
3. How many upstream web providers have clean hosts?
2. Does the NET host have the information center?
5. Do clean hosts provide telephone support 24/7/365?
4. Does the NET host monitor the customer’s site twenty-four hours per day? How?
6. What redundancy rates are provided by the host net architecture?
7. Does the NET host automatically backup the customer’s website if there is information loss? How often?
9. Does the NET host provide the features you need for your website?
8. What is the Net hosted billing policy?
10. Does the NET host have products and services to handle your growth?
1. How long is the net host in business?
The length of time made by hosts in business can be associated with their ability to provide quality and reliable products. If your host can satisfy the customer, the customer tends to remain with host services. Therefore, remain in business. There are, courses, situations where this does not apply or become somewhat blurred. Be positive to also ask if a host was recently involved in the merger, getting what a brand name was once widely known, or launched a used brand. If one of these applies, then Delve deeper into the story behind what has happened and determines whether quality resources are still with the company.