Your growing blog causes hosting problems?
Running your own self-hosted blog can become tricky once you exceed certain visitor numbers. Getting 2000+ readers a day makes some hosting companies nervous. You may even experience server downtime or weak loading performance of your blog. As the big search engines notice that too, a weak hoster may even harm your rankings!
Fortunately, in most cases you don’t need your own virtual or dedicated server. There are cheaper and faster ways to get a growing blog on the road again. I’ve written about that in my new squidoo lens: Best Webhosting for Big Blogs: Shared, dedicated or managed server? Hope you like it!
Hallo, gute Info danke dafür.
my hosting account gets mestup alot but i always find an easy fix
I was unaware this could occur as I gain more attention to my blog. Thanks for posting this for us non-experts to work around these problems and what to look for. Thanks again!
I hope I get that problem soon.
@mike kennedy, i hope i get that kind of problem, too. and soon!
@at the author, thanks for sharing. i heard about webhosting services going haywire when you reach that much readers in a day. thanks for the tips. will definitely try some out, even if i don’t have 2000 visitors. yet! =)
actually it could really harm your ranking. google webmaster tools show the performance of your site.. sp, if they can analyze it, they will use it sooner or later..
@ Okostromanbieter – Is it possible that the engines would use traffic to rank pages? If they did they would never discover new sites only continue to drive traffic to the ones that already had it!
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they dont go by traffic because that could be easily gamed, paid ads, traffic exchages etc can easily rank up a bunch of hits and traffic.
which one is the best for price and service?
i have use hostgator, that very good for me
any body have used ipage for hosting? im interested to this because it’s cheaper than another
Thanks for this summary. its very helpfull to find thr right for me.