Bursa Hosting, VPS Web Hosting, WordPress Web Hosting, Email Hosting

Are You Looking for a Web Hosting Company?

A company needs a page with its location and working hours, a page explaining what it does, and in some cases, e-commerce pages to sell products. For all these needs, you should contact our company that provides hosting services in Bursa.

Why? People discover new businesses (even local businesses) through Bing, Google, and Yahoo. The days when they only looked at you in the yellow pages are long gone. If you don't have a website address, you have no chance of creating online word of mouth through social networking. In other words, no website, no discoverability, no money. Of course, web hosting is not just for businesses. You may also want to host a personal website or blog. Either way, the services here have you covered.

The first step in creating your online presence is finding a web host that will store your website files on its own servers and make them suitable for your readers and customers' browsers.

Bursa Web Hosting Services

Bursa Web hosting services offer different amounts of monthly data transfer, storage, email, and other features. Even your payment method (monthly and annual payments) can vary greatly, so it’s important to take the time to determine exactly what your company needs for online success. Our company also offers reseller hosting services, which allow you to host your own clients without having to replace your own servers.

You should also be familiar with the many tiers of web hosting available. In your research, you’ll find shared virtual private server (VPS), dedicated hosting, and WordPress hosting plans. Each service offers different features that you should take the time to analyze. Let’s explain!

What is Shared Web Hosting?

Shared hosting is web hosting where the provider hosts multiple sites on a single server. For example, Site A shares the same server with Site B, Site C, Site D, and Site E. At first glance, it can be said that multiple sites share the server cost, so shared web hosting is usually very cheap. In fact, you can find options for less than $10 per month.

You can think of sites that share your server as roommates; there’s not much that separates you from them. Sure, you can close the bedroom door, but they can still cause nightmares in the kitchen and bathroom. In terms of web hosting, all sites share the resources of a single server, so a huge traffic spike on Site A can affect the performance of neighboring sites. If it drops hard enough, it’s even possible for another site to completely take over the shared server.

What is VPS Web Hosting?

VPS hosting is similar to hosting where multiple sites share the same server, but the similarities end there. Dedicated web hosting hosts fewer sites per server than shared hosting, and each site has its own dedicated resources.

In terms of housing, VPS hosting is like renting your own apartment in a larger building. You’re much more isolated than the roommate situation mentioned above; a neighboring apartment is likely to cause you trouble, but much less likely. In terms of web hosting, a traffic spike from Site A will have almost no impact on Site B or Site C. As you might expect, VPS hosting costs more than shared hosting. It’s around $20 to $60 per month.

What is Dedicated Web Hosting?

Dedicated hosting, on the other hand, is both powerful and expensive. It’s reserved for sites that require an incredible amount of server resources.

Unlike shared or VPS hosting, dedicated hosting makes your website a lone tenant on a server. To extend the housing metaphor, having a dedicated server is like having your own home. It’s a privilege where your website benefits from the full power of the server.

What is WordPress Web Hosting?

WordPress hosting is for those who want to build their site behind the popular WordPress content management system (CMS) from WordPress.org. There are many ways to set up shop using this free, open-source blogging and site-building platform.

You’ll get the most web-building functionality if you create a self-hosted site. This usually involves transferring the free WordPress CMS to the server or signing up for a web host’s optimized WordPress plan.

Additional Web Hosting Information

If you’re not sure what type of hosting your business needs, you may want to start small with shared web hosting. You can always upgrade to a more powerful, feature-rich package like VPS hosting or even dedicated hosting in the future. Unfortunately, some hosts don’t offer all types of hosting. Consider how much you expect to grow your website and how long it will take before committing to anything longer than a one-year plan. It’s worth spending time making sure the host you choose can accommodate the growth you envision for your site.

Web Hosting Features You Need

Many web hosts offer limited features in their starter packages and then expand their offerings (sometimes significantly) for higher-tier plans. Read the fine print to make sure the plan you choose offers what you need. If you need a site builder app to design your website, make sure that the low-cost web host you choose actually comes with a site builder. Many require you to pay for the builder as a separate add-on. Website builders don’t usually cost a lot of money, but if you can find a web host that hosts one for free, that’s money in your pocket. And if it’s integrated with your hosting service, you’re more likely to have a smooth, supported experience.

You also want a web host that has 24/7 customer support (at least chat, if not by phone). Forums, knowledge bases, and help tickets are all well and good, but sometimes you just need to get in touch with another human to get things done quickly.

When it comes to server operating systems, Linux is typically the default choice. However, some services offer the option of Linux or Windows hosting. If you have a specific server-side application that requires Windows, such as SQL Server or a custom application written in .NET, you’ll want to make sure your web server is Windows-hosted. But don’t let the idea of ​​a Linux server scare you off. Today, most web servers offer a graphical interface or control panel to simplify server administration and website management. Instead of typing on the command line, you can simply click on easily identifiable icons.

Windows hosting is more expensive than Linux hosting, especially in the dedicated server space. This isn’t always the case, but it’s something to look out for when shopping around.

Email Hosting

If you’re aiming for a web presence, you need to have email. It’s a convenient way for potential customers to send you a message, Word document, or other files. Luckily, most web hosts include email in the price of their hosting plans. Some web hosts offer the ability to create unlimited email accounts (which is great for future growth), while others offer a limited amount. Of course, you should ask for unlimited email.

Uptime, Uptime, Uptime!

The features mentioned above are valuable in the web hosting experience, but none of them match the importance of site uptime. If your site is down, customers won’t be able to find you or access your products or services.

We recently added uptime monitoring to our review process, and the results show that most web hosts do an excellent job of keeping sites up and running. Web hosts with uptime issues are heavily penalized during the review process and don’t earn top rankings.

E-Commerce and Marketing

One thing we’ve learned from reviewing the services listed here (and many more) is that while the packages are very similar, they’re not the same. Some are more security-focused, offering anti-spam and anti-malware tools, while others offer a variety of email marketing tools. While most of the hosts we’ve reviewed have built-in e-commerce, you may want to consider a more robust third-party online shopping cart application.