Reseller Hosting is a type of hosting where a small or medium-sized business offers hosting solutions to its customers without actually owning any server hardware. Instead, server resources are rented from a full-fledged web hosting company. Those resources are then re-packaged, re-branded and re-rented.
Hosting Resellers can buy a Reseller Hosting plan/account from a web hosting provider and then resell those plans for a profit.
One of the critical aspects of setting up a website is choosing the type of web hosting platform that suits the nature of the website and supports the traffic and growth potential. The popular choices available to website owners are Shared Hosting, Cloud Hosting, VPS Hosting and Dedicated Server Hosting. Shared Hosting is the quintessential beginner’s platform with an easy and affordable setup. Alternatively, Dedicated Hosting is the most robust, powerful and costliest option.
Nowadays, almost all businesses are trying to make a mark in the digital space with their customised websites. To make your website noteworthy, it should be genuine, secure and offer the best content to your visitors. There are several ways to make sure your website is worth remembering, and your landing page is one amongst them.
Your landing page is the first thing that catches your visitors attention when they reach your website or campaign offer. A landing page is a unique web page on your website designed with the sole purpose of encouraging the user to take action. Simply put, you can compare a landing page to a ‘Call to Action’ page that compels them to convert from a visitor to a customer.
Once you’ve decided you want to build a website, hosting is the next thing that comes into the picture. Now, you might be building your website from scratch or you may already have a flourishing one. Needless to say, just because you’ve chosen a particular hosting for your website doesn’t mean you need to stick to it forever. There might be times, you will have to either change your hosting plan or the type of hosting entirely. This decision depends on the type of website you run and the amount of traffic your website receives.
For our scope, we will be looking at two types of hosting viz. Cloud Hosting and Dedicated Server. In this article, we will walk you through what Cloud Hosting is, as well as, Dedicated Server, their differences and which one should you opt for.
Let us begin with understanding both these types of hosting options:
