Tried & Tested:

A HostGator In-Depth Review

HostGator’s reputation has taken a hit over the past year during a period of transition as they moved their servers to a much larger location in Houston, TX.

Among all the web hosting services available out there (and I’ve tried quite a few), HostGator does a pretty good job.

Here’s why…

Ease of Use ★★★★

• HostGator’s cPanel interface is simple and easy to use

• A lot of built-in applications for installing content management software

• It has a tool called QuickInstall that allows simple and quick WordPress installation

Flexibility★★★★

• Choose from three available plans depending on your needs

• Easily transition from one level to the next with HostGator attending to all the technical details

Support★★★★★

On occasions that you need to get in touch with HostGator, all you have to do is to:

−Pick up the phone, or−Send Email, or−Live Chat (we prefer this one)

HostGator’s has expert dedicated customer service team willing to assist with technical problem.

Value for Money★★★★★

If you’re just starting out, HostGator is a great choice.

As you grow, they can also accommodate your needs.

(You can even create reseller accounts!)

Dependability★★★★

• One of the more reliable web hosting sites

• Maintained by experienced engineers

• Close to a thousand staffers attending to account holders

• They are huge, so when the have outages the world notices. (That’s why they work so hard to keep outages from happening.)

Overall

If you’re a marketer who’s new to the ins and outs of the industry, I would recommend that you start with HostGator.

It’s cheap, it gives you access to a lot of things and, even its entry-level offerings can handle a decent amount of traffic.

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