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Originally Posted by DMaN  RSS feeds generally don't become an issue until you have reached in the thousands on subscribers. I think you would be fine starting out with shared web hosting and then moving on to a VPS or dedicated when the time comes. There's no sense in spending an extra $10-$25/month for a VPS when you don't need it.
The other thing about a VPS is do you know how to properly administrate a server or will you need a managed VPS? |
Thanks. I will be needing a managed VPS!
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Originally Posted by tristanperry A VPS is definitely not needed. Go for shared hosting  Until you start getting low xxx,xxx page views per month, shared should be the way to go (that's very general, as every site has different demands).
One of my sites gets around 3 million page views per month (over that now, although it did 6 months ago maybe) - I only moved to VPS hosting 3 months ago For new sites, always go for shared. There's no justifying the mid-high xx monthly cost for a VPS package, when a shared site will probably do (for a new site). |
Thanks a lot really appreciated as well! Now are there any companies that you guys would recommend. lot of bandwith... and very good uptime, its very important because this is a crucial time (launch) dont want any upset users!
THanks guys, upoun researching I have found out about Hostgator, will be trying them! their Swamp package (Shared Hosting)
Thanks again! you guys are great!