Right now, we run over ten WordPress blogs on our one BlueHost account. All of our blogs have their own domain names. We also have an unlimited number of email addresses ending with our domain name. And, we are in full control of the look and feel of our blogs.

Subscribe To Comments Reloaded (by Camu) -- such a small feature yet it can be powerful. It leaves a little box for commentators to tick if they wish to follow comments by other commentators. What does that mean and how does it benefit you? By subscribing to comments, it means they want to see what others are saying and return to your website! Encouraging readers to come back is a great thing to have!
 

 

Another thing I like about this company is that they decided to go green and use wind powered energy for their shared and reseller servers. I think that companies like this that use up a lot of energy should take responsibility to be environmentally conscious. Their decision to go green made me lean more towards using their service than other quality web host providers. In final, I can't recommend this company enough - their service is cheap, easy to use, quick, and their support is excellent.

Now before you rush off to signup for an account with WordPress, if you are planning on making money out of your blog or if it's for a business, you would want to look professional.

3rd place goes to Hostmonster. Although cheaper than Bluehost and HostGator, Hostmonster offers excellent uptime and support. 300Gb of disk space and 3000Gb of bandwidth is more than enough for any growing blog. Perfect for anyone wanting to keep initial costs low.

 

 

IX give us phone support (toll free if you live in the U.S), live chat, and e-mail ticket services, all are available 24/7, 365 days/year. These services tick all the right boxes, but in terms of the quality they are way behind the likes of Lunarpages, Bluehost, and Hostgator. We click here advise that you test them out yourself first, to see if their service level is acceptable to you.

Now that you have your site up and running, you need to start driving traffic to your site with things like search engine optimization (SEO). Go to forums on your topic and answer questions. Do research on the keywords that will help Google give you a higher page listing.