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By Robyn Greenspan May 26, 2000 What''s your idea of a perfect host?
If you answered (1), then you probably don''t operate an e-commerce site but you go to great dinner parties. If (2) was your answer, you are most likely an e-business owner that realizes that your site''s success can depend on the host''s server. Briefly, a host is a system of computers that will house your Web site and provide the necessary infrastructure, servers, storage space, data and support so that your site can be accessed by remote users (your customers). Since the Web hosts provide and manage the hardware, they are one of the most essential components of the Internet. For the average e-business owner, hosting your own site isn''t financially feasible. Buying and maintaining computer server hardware, storage capacity and frequent software upgrades can be cost-prohibitive, as well as time-consuming. Instead, most ecommerce start-ups opt for using a Web-hosting service that can offer a full spectrum of site upkeep services: a secure server, ample storage, shopping cart software, credit card processing and back-end programming. The smallest e-business can have an online presence inexpensively and quickly thanks to Web hosts that offer full service ecommerce solutions. Make a list of all the components needed to build your site and then do a cost comparison between different hosting companies. This article is a great place to start doing your research: The Well Equipped Host To find a suitable Web host for your e-business, check out internet.com''s The List of Web Hosts |
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