Hosting for Wordpress Websites

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In today's time, a business is incomplete without a Website. Whether you are a Brand, Celebrity, Travel Agency, Corporate company, or even a News channel, a website is a must for you. A website increases your reach to your potential audience to ten times as compared to traditional advertising. And when it comes to creating a professional website, WordPress is the number one choice of almost every Website Developer. WordPress is User-friendly and allows you to create a Website with ease, even if you don't have a technical background. But just creating a website is not enough, you will also need a Web Host for your WordPress website.
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As a Bussiness, you'll have various requirements for your website, and with the right Web Host, you'll be able to fulfill all of them. SEO is one of the requirements that tops everybody's list. A website has to be SEO centric to rank higher on the Google Search result page. Web hosting takes care of that for you. 

While choosing a Hosting for your WordPress Website, you need to consider the following parameters:

  • Uptime: Uptime, in simple terms, is the time when your website is available to the users. Usually, a 100% uptime is desired by the websites, but achieving even a 99.999% uptime is also considered optimal.

  • Scalability: The more scalable a website is, the more users it will attract.

  • Speed: In times of high competition, speed plays a significant role. If your Web Hosting Server is not capable of downloading and displaying the web pages or media files onto the requesting Browser within a few seconds, then there is a fat chance that users wouldn't visit your website again.
    Speed plays a vital role in attracting users and web traffic to your website.

  • Security: Be it regular life or internet, Security is everyone's top priority.
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A WordPress Hosting takes care of all your Website needs and provides you the desired business solutions for your website. There are various Web hosting servers available, and most of them are WordPress compatible as well.
There are mainly two types of WordPress Hosting: Shared and Managed. It's called Shared WordPress Hosting because it shares a Server with many other WordPress sites, and that's why it's less expensive than Managed Hosting. Whereas, Managed WordPress Hostings provides everything included in Shared Hostings with many other peculiarities such as better Speed, more Security, Staging websites, an individual server, etc.
If you are on a budget, then Shared Wordpress Hosting is what you need. But if Speed and Security are your top priorities, then definitely go for Managed WordPress Hosting.
Following are a few web hostings recommended by WordPress itself:
1. Bluehost

With Bluehost, you will get WordPress-centric dashboards and tools,  1-click installation feature, also a free domain name along with an email, FTP, SSL, a site builder with templates and much more. The website will be easily scalable and will have 24/7 support by their in-house WordPress experts.

2. DreamHost

With DreamHost WordPress hosting, you get a custom WordPress dashboard along with 1-click WordPress installation, automated WordPress updates, unlimited space and bandwidth along with a free Domain. DreamHost has been powering more than 600,000 WordPress blogs and websites for more than a decade.


3. SiteGround

SiteGround offers you one-click install, automated updates, WP-CLI, WordPress staging, and GIT integration. They also provide 24/7 client support. Their latest speed technologies like NGINX-based caching, SSD-drives, PHP 7, CDN, and HTTP/2 makes the Website load much faster.


Other than the WordPress Hostings mentioned above, you can also opt for the following WordPress Hosts:

  • HostGator

  • InMotion Hosting

  • GoDaddy

  • Kinsta

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