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1. Choose a Content Management System (CMS)

Bluehost is a popular website hosting service, especially among the WordPress crowd. It doesn’t offer a free plan, but its user-friendly WordPress management dashboard is a standout feature that’s well worth the cost. In it, you can monitor WordPress themes and plugins outside of the WordPress environment. If you encounter site errors due to theme or plugin conflicts and can’t log into WordPress, you can troubleshoot and recover your site quickly from the Bluehost dashboard.

You can install various website apps, such as Joomla and Drupal onto Bluehost, but it’s not as simple to manage as other services. WordPress seems to be the focus of Bluehost’s web hosting services and it truly excels here. Its Basic hosting plan supports one website, all others support unlimited…

Bluehost is a popular website hosting service, especially among the WordPress crowd. It doesn’t offer a free plan, but its user-friendly WordPress management dashboard is a standout feature that’s well worth the cost. In it, you can monitor WordPress themes and plugins outside of the WordPress environment. If you encounter site errors due to theme or plugin conflicts and can’t log into WordPress, you can troubleshoot and recover your site quickly from the Bluehost dashboard.

You can install various website apps, such as Joomla and Drupal onto Bluehost, but it’s not as simple to manage as other services. WordPress seems to be the focus of Bluehost’s web hosting services and it truly excels here. Its Basic hosting plan supports one website, all others support unlimited…

Shared hosting is a beginner-level hosting plan. The highly competitive shared hosting industry means consumers benefit from a low monthly price. Pricing generally ranges from $2.51 per month for entry-level to $4.62 for a midtier option. With shared hosting users share their web server with other websites. The number of other websites could range from a few hundred to thousands.

The advantage of shared hosting is the affordable pricing. The disadvantages are spotty service, no guarantee of uptime, possible security risks and limited resources making it difficult for websites to scale. This option is best for websites with low traffic, static pages and new websites.

Virtual private server (VPS) hosting is the next level of hosting. On average, the cost of VPS plans…

Both .net and .com are domain extensions, used as the last part of your main domain name. For example, Forbes.com uses the .com domain extension. Both extensions can be used by any type of business but, traditionally, the .com extension was used for commercial businesses and .net was created for more tech-centered networking businesses. The .net extension is a good secondary domain extension to .com, but it could be a good first choice if your business is in the tech sector.

.net vs. .com

In today’s market, there isn’t much difference between .com and .net in the perceptions of potential site visitors. The .com extension might carry a bit more respectability for businesses but a .net domain extension is a good option. While it makes sense for tech companies…