In a bid to expand its reach in the US, Canadian web hosting and cloud service provider HostPapa has acquired iHost Networks for an undisclosed sum. 

Based in Seattle, Washington, iHost was founded in 1996 and focuses on providing web hosting, email services, domains, and on-demand web applications to small business owners, with an emphasis on human-based customer support.

In a bid to expand its reach in the US, Canadian web hosting and cloud service provider HostPapa has acquired iHost Networks for an undisclosed sum. 

Based in Seattle, Washington, iHost was founded in 1996 and focuses on providing web hosting, email services, domains, and on-demand web applications to small business owners, with an emphasis on human-based customer support.

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Everyone hates moving. Whether you’re moving across town or across the country, the act of packing up your belongings, and making sure everything ends up in your new home, is taxing. The same is true for transferring your website from one web hosting service to another.

Unlike moving in the real world, you may have no clue how to move blog posts, images, video, and other content to the new domain. Don’t fret; we’ll walk you through the necessary steps to make the process as simple as possible. 

1. Backup Your Website

We assume that you’ve already found a new web host and domain name for your site. Now, you must pack everything for the move. In this case, that means backing up your website. There are three main ways to do this.

The WordPress Method

If you’re working with a

Everyone hates moving. Whether you’re moving across town or across the country, the act of packing up your belongings, and making sure everything ends up in your new home, is taxing. The same is true for transferring your website from one web hosting service to another.

Unlike moving in the real world, you may have no clue how to move blog posts, images, video, and other content to the new domain. Don’t fret; we’ll walk you through the necessary steps to make the process as simple as possible. 

1. Backup Your Website

We assume that you’ve already found a new web host and domain name for your site. Now, you must pack everything for the move. In this case, that means backing up your website. There are three main ways to do this.

The WordPress Method

If you’re working with a