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  • SXGuy
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    Re: Setting up a website

    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    Yep cPanel, rv sitebuilder pro, softaculous one click installer, cloud - pretty much everything (and more) the "big" firms offer but at like 75p a month thru £5 a month.

    Our dearest plan would be for a business, that's a fiver a month and you get free dedicated SSL, cloud the lot..
    Whos your provider for all this? you running VM or home server?

    PM me mate, i wouldnt mind knowing for my own hosting services.

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  • ScabHunter
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    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    Yep cPanel, rv sitebuilder pro, softaculous one click installer, cloud - pretty much everything (and more) the "big" firms offer but at like 75p a month thru £5 a month.

    Our dearest plan would be for a business, that's a fiver a month and you get free dedicated SSL, cloud the lot..
    I think you'll be getting me as a customer not long after you launch.

    I've never had any problems with my current host, but they can't match that type of offer.

    SH

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  • vossy
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    Will keep my eyes open for this then - thanks

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Originally posted by vossy View Post
    Thanks, my current one expires on 2 Feb so here is hoping, will it have cpanel?
    Yep cPanel, rv sitebuilder pro, softaculous one click installer, cloud - pretty much everything (and more) the "big" firms offer but at like 75p a month thru £5 a month.

    Our dearest plan would be for a business, that's a fiver a month and you get free dedicated SSL, cloud the lot..

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  • vossy
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    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    Couple weeks

    Honest
    Thanks, my current one expires on 2 Feb so here is hoping, will it have cpanel?

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Couple weeks

    Honest

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  • vossy
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    Niddy - any news on this hosting service mate? Cheers

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  • daisy
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    Doh! Thank you

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  • ScabHunter
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    Originally posted by dibsthefrenchie View Post
    SH, please can you give me a link to the other thread?
    It is the one which Plan B links to in the post above mine.

    SH

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  • daisy
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    Thank you all for such wonderful advice, it is really appreciated.
    SH, please can you give me a link to the other thread?

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  • vossy
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    Originally posted by ScabHunter View Post
    I may well be interested in this new hosting service myself when it launches, as long as it can offer a competitive service. I'm becoming increasingly interested in what the AAD parent company is able to offer in many different areas. I'll be sending an email soon to the address listed on the other thread.

    SH
    Me too, I will be looking with interest at it also, I am currently paying £30 a year for 4 hosted domains but I am a little restricted on diskspace and bandwidth per month.

    Websites - there are thousands of opensource ones ready to just edit with your own products, I am lucky to have CS5 but it is not for everyone.

    Good luck

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  • ScabHunter
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    Re: Setting up a website

    I could recommend the hosting company I've been using for six years without a problem, but it wouldn't exactly be polite as the forum owner will soon be in competition with them! They are considerably more expensive than the new service will be, roughly about the same price for a month as this will be for a year, but they are good.

    I was in a similar position around six years ago when I knew nothing about HTML or site building. I signed up with this service because they were supposed to have the best support. In the end, I taught myself HTML and never needed the support anyway.

    If you want to learn HTML, this is the tutorial I used, all completely free -

    HTML: An Interactive Tutorial - HTML Code Guide: Learn HTML Free

    This is the HTML editing software I use, also free -

    http://alleycode.com/download.htm

    If you need some free templates to make it easy, there are hundreds here -

    Open Source Web Design - Download free web design templates.

    Or, you could use a CMS such as Wordpress, which has advantages and disadvantages. It is easy to use, but you will get bloated slow-loading code for a simple site. You will also be more vulnerable to hackers. Wordpress in its native state is extremely SEO unfriendly, as it gives every page a title such as “?123”. You can customise the permalinks to “%postname%” to overcome this.

    I have personally managed to get several Wordpress pages to rank at the top of Google, although not for huge money keywords. That was also in days before the Panda and Penguin updates, although I don't think I'd have been hit too badly by these as I had genuine sites with good quality unique content.

    I may well be interested in this new hosting service myself when it launches, as long as it can offer a competitive service. I'm becoming increasingly interested in what the AAD parent company is able to offer in many different areas. I'll be sending an email soon to the address listed on the other thread.

    SH

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  • PlanB
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    Re: Setting up a website

    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    We'll be able to offer you what you want for around £10 per annum

    Should be live by 1st Jan 2013.
    And the workforce will be of the highest possible standard recruited from a well known pool of talent

    http://forums.all-about-debt.co.uk/s...97&postcount=1

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  • daisy
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    Wow, that's brilliant, thank you

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    We'll be able to offer you what you want for around £10 per annum

    Should be live by 1st Jan 2013.

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