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Common WordPress membership websites include forums, social networking, eLearning, and even some eCommerce sites that have login/register capabilities through WooCommerce. 

Most WordPress membership sites have three problems in common. Unlike informational websites, membership sites tend to: 

• Have more active concurrent users 
• Longer sessions per user
• Need tighter security

So, if you’re running a membership site, you need to think a little harder when choosing your WordPress web host. You’re going to need high security, fast speeds and excellent performance. Let’s take a look at some of your options now.

1. SiteGround

Our number one recommendation for great WordPress web hosting for membership sites is Source link

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The social media site Parler went dark after Amazon’s web-hosting services pulled the plug. This highlighted the often invisible Internet infrastructure that makes using the Internet possible.

Transcript

STEVE INSKEEP, HOST:

We talk a lot about the choices that social media platforms make. What kinds of speech do Facebook or Twitter block? But a less visible part of the Web may be more powerful. It decides whether an online platform survives or goes dark. NPR’s Bobby Allyn reports on one front in the fight over online…

Our web host reviews aim to consider all the key elements which make up a good provider: features, ease of use, speed, uptime, price, trustworthiness, and more. We highlight strong points, warn you of potential problems, then weigh up what we’ve found and deliver a verdict.

Every hosting buyer has their own individual list of must-have features and priorities, of course, and if yours are very different to ours – maybe it’s essential your provider has phone support, for instance, and a range of hosted Magento plans – then you won’t always agree with our conclusions.