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If you are looking at getting into online business and becoming a webmaster, what's would be the best hosting company to use and set up a new website?
There are so many hosting companies out there but there is going to be one that would best serve a beginner in the business.
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Maybe they lack when it comes to direct support, but the essential documentation is there, if you are a beginner you will have everything you need to get started, there are plenty of support pages detailing everything you need to know and do.
The price of the hosting itself is also low, especially for their most starter packages.
So yeah, go for Godaddy. Another good alternative is Hostgator.
Cheers. I highly recommend Godaddy. Sure, in the past more senior webmasters used to hate Godaddy a lot, but I always been a fan of their hosting and domains services. They have a lot of experience in this domain and have been around for a long time. Maybe they lack when it comes to direct support, but the essential documentation is there, if you are a beginner you will have everything you need to get started, there are plenty of support pages detailing everything you need to know and do. The price of the hosting itself is also low, especially for their most starter packages. So yeah, go for Godaddy. Another good alternative is Hostgator. Cheers.
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