Lilyruths "This and that friendly cottage": Friendly Guide to Web Hosting

March 25, 2008

Friendly Guide to Web Hosting

Kaushal Shelth researches the web and checks out the top hosting lists, reads reviews and has many conversations with tech friends. After all his research he compiles a list of the best hosts and posts it on his website so that we can easily find the best web hosts such as Host Monster, Yahoo Host etc. are just a few on his list of top web hosting sites. Kaushal Shelth believes a good host should " never be down and that there should always be a backup network". He recommends Host Monster for its excellent support and his site has been up 100% of the time. He provides solid web hosting information, also offers a wide range of features such as Word Press themes, Blogers templates, Text patterns themes. He makes his own Custom themes at a nominal rate. Its what he does and he is good at. You can easily contact Kaushal Shelth if you want a friendly guide to the best web hosting companies.

4 comments:

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