DreamHost (DH) was founded by four Computer Science undergraduates students in 1997. Since then DH has grown and has become one of the famous web hosting providers. According to DreamHost official blog they are now hosting more than 700,000 domains.

There are lots of different blog software tools out there, but for this step, you want WordPress. Trust me - it is not even worth the time to look at other options. WordPress is the most widely used, easiest, and most customizable blogging software available today, and it is FREE.
 

 

The answer is simple: contacts. With time, I have managed to build contacts, which is far more easier in the internet than in reality. Contacts in designers, webhosting, marketing and search engines worlds. Contacts, that open doors. Contacts that brought me offers that seemed insane. That saved me over 80% of money simultaneously driving my profits to levels I have never dreamt of.

Go to your registrar and unlock the domain under the administration of the domain. Look for the authorization code; this is what shows that you really own that domain, and it is a must-go-through step for any GoDaddy domain transfer.

Look for a company that has built in features such as web scripts, unlimited sub domains, mysql databases, etc. Furthermore, these features should be accessible from a control panel or some type of centralized location. It is important to note that these features often cut down on the amount of time it takes to perform certain tasks. For example, using my control panel within DreamHost, I have the option of using a one-click install feature, a feature that allows me to install applications within a matter of minutes.

 

 

After you have the host, you will have to get down to making your website. This is the tricky part. There are a number of options at your disposal here, depending on your skill level with computers. You here could use a HTML template, have a WordPress business blog style template, or even design one yourself using a software like Dreamweaver. Or you could hire a web designer to do it all for you. Depending on the complexity of your site (most small business websites are quite small), it will cost you between a few hundred to a few thousand dollars to hire a professional designer. Discussing how to make your own website, unfortunately, is beyond the scope of this article.

Some hosts also include add on services or perks with the packages they offer. It's worth looking into it to see if yours does. You can also check to see if the company conforms to the latest technology standards. Issues like bandwidth, memory and so on are less important because these have to do with traffic to your site. Unless you expect thousands of visitors to view your page daily, such issues are irrelevant.