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Great Response to the ArisHost ISP Reseller Program
Team ArisHost wishes to thank members who have signed up with the ISP Reseller Program. Since its launch last month, the program has been getting positive responses and a number of webmasters have already signed up. The ISP Reseller Program allows those with ArisHost accounts to resell Internet connection services at their own rates. ISP accounts are sold to resellers in bulks of 4, for only $6.25 each per month.
Company officials were pleasantly surprised. As an officer put it, "We really weren't expecting this much reseller turnout, but we're thrilled. A big part of it is having been able to give our clients something totally new. That's what ArisHost is about anyway: innovation for our customers."
Details of the ArisHost ISP Reseller Program are on the ISP Reseller page.
AH! Trends
Marketing your Site (a series)
V. "The Landed Gentry" : Web Hosts
Long ago, those who needed soil to till but had no land went to someone who had. And for a price, Mr. Landowner would allow them use of his piece of earth. Times have changed but to some extent, the practice of renting out space for commerce remains. The feudal lords of times past have now evolved into business people who own acres of virtual territory-- Web Hosts.
Finding a host that will suit your needs isn't at all complicated. One just has to determine which host serves him/her best. There are major points to be considered, and the first one is reliability. You need a host which doesn't bog down every 5 minutes, so ask about hardware, connections used and other security options. Find out if they have safeguards that cut downtime. After all, you do want your web site to be accessible, don't you?
Next thing is support accesibility. Almost every hosting firm offers technical support to some degree, but how good the support is remains a big question. You can play Private Eye and try contacting the support services of your prospective hosts. Check for response times, availability and overall efficiency. Does it take an Ice Age before they get back to you? Do they really know what they're talking about?
Other factors to look at are pricing and service features. Hosting companies can charge from below $5 to almost $100/month. Also, take note of the features offered by a web host (web space, email accounts, etc.) and assess if they're what you need. Go for hosts that offer optional services you think you might need later on.
Reference:
Various Articles
All Host Directory: The Web Hosting Resource
www.all-hosts.com
Web Hosting FAQ: Avoiding Pitfalls in Cyberspace
by Dave Spohn
webworst.about.com
Link Up!
www.softwaremarketsolution.com
Softwaremarketsolution.com has a wide range of products, services and contacts for e-business people. Web developers and marketers can find handy tools for their trade all in one place. There are even some downloadables and plenty of links to other resources, as well as access to a variety of e-zines and periodicals. Navigation is straightforward, so finding what you need won't be too much trouble.
Our Site!
The ArisHost site of the week:
www.gripclip.net
Here's to neat little gadgets! The GripClip is a new clip system for anything from cellular phones to MD players. This web site is a good example of how the Internet can be a great marketing tool. Businessmen out there might want to check it out. There's even a flash presentation that is unexpectedly refreshing, especially for a simple e-commerce site.
"Well, why did the chicken cross the road?"
From the web, answers to this eternal question...
| SADDAM HUSSEIN: | This was an unprovoked act of rebellion and we were quite justified in dropping 50 tons of nerve gas on it. |
| FREUD: | The fact that you are at all concerned that the chicken crossed the road reveals your underlying sexual insecurity. |
| GRANDPA: | In my day, we didn't ask why the chicken crossed the road. Someone told us that the chicken crossed the road, and that was good enough for us. |
| COL. SANDERS: | I missed one? |
| BILL GATES: | I have just released the new Chicken Office 2000, which will not only cross roads, but will lay eggs, file your important documents, and balance your checkbook. |
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Question of the Week
I've finally gotten to grips with the concept of web hosting. However, how a web site gets transferred to a web host and broadcast over the Internet is beyond me. Just how does this happen? -- Daniel M.
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