You can find these posts from web hosting series useful if you want to find the best shared hosting for you. Under “the best” I mean the most suitable to you according to your preferences. Plus some really useful information that will save you time & money and, what may be more important, your nerves. It is certainly true, even to a greater extent if you have not heard of EIG yet.
I have analyzed many people’s personal experience and public discussions with web host representatives. So after my research journey I’m giving you interesting facts and helpful links. These articles will be kept up-to-date. So I will be happy to share this post series with my friends who finally decide that they need a web site or when they think about migrating to the best shared hosting that they have ever had.
In case you don’t know what is shared hosting, you can read about it in the next post. EIG over a website owner: “I’ve got the best shared hosting for you”
The information I am giving to you can save you a lot of time of research and can finally give you a peace of mind and clarity when you make up you mind about choosing the best shared hosting. Yes, a much clearer picture what is going on on the web hosting battle field. And a peace of mind to make a decision. These are the two things for which I thank myself most of all after spending hours and hours digesting in an analytical hunger reviews, forum posts, blogger authorities’ advice and other materials. They all threw a light on where the truth about good shared web hosting is.
Last, but not least. I have published my research and thoughts as a sign of my virtual pshawing to many those deceitful and misleading money-making review websites. And on the contrary, I hope you can benefit from thoughtful and truthful pieces of information on this web site.
And by the way, I’d like to generalize that I am not against any particular web hosting review website. I express my anger and disgust towards the overall system of reviewing and ratings nowadays. They add up to our extremely manipulated world where the following sayings rule: “Might makes right”, “Money makes right” and “Money makes might”.
I believe or maybe want to believe that the established rotten review and rating system should be and can be changed. Maybe I am a bit utopian with a revolutionist flavor and sharpened feeling of justice. And this writing is my two cents (or better to avoid money allegory here and say “two wooden logs”) for the noble fire of decency.
So, here we go. Are you thrilled and ambiguous about choosing the best shared hosting? I was. Do you feel suspicious somewhere at the backyard of your mind that there is something wrong about all the same web hosts advertised on each and every top web hosting review website? I felt that way! But it is clear to me now and I feel great.
What is next?
- If you do not know what shared hosting is, then read this the only paragraph you must read about shared hosting. It also contains a general advice when to migrate from shared hosting to VPS or dedicated server.
- The next article after that reveals the sins of top web hosting review sites
- If you can’t wait and read articles one by one, here is the final list of the best shared hosting companies that I have found so far.
- Also, you are welcome to check out Hosting Performance Contest page where I publish results of my continuous monitoring tests in order to find the most reliable and the fastest hosting.
- Besides, here’s the page where I put together hosting performance live charts (live) and hosting performance historical data so that you could see how the best hosts perform currently and in the past.
- Here’s my pricing-vs-affiliate analysis of hosting: the article with the comparison table (useful method that helps you to find a good host).
- Or back to table of contents.
- And you may want to leave a comment..
In this article a foto from public domain is used: Incubus, painting by an unknown author, 1870
Last updated on April 10, 2018
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