Hosting/design company that is both cheap and has a nice partner package. Any ideas?
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I need to signon with a hosting/design company that is both cheap and has a nice partner package. Any ideas?
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Yep, LiquidWeb is also our hosting company. Never had a problem.
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Hostgator has the best customer service around. They have great reliability too as far as uptime goes. Not sure if they do design but they do offer reseller packages.
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Makes sense!
Let's chat offline. Could you email me at alhallinan@gmail.com?
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Thanks for all the tips!I need to partner up as a reseller for hosting. I also would like to partner up as a reseller with a web design company that is flexible, sometimes I will want to create the site, other times I want them to do the legwork.
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I can personally recommend http://www.sennza.com.au/
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I always have used www.LiquidWeb.com as my hosting company - their customer support just rocks!
They don't do designing, however.
Can you give us some more information on what you're looking to do?
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In my experience, the best hosting companies aren't the best design firms and vice-versa. I would tend to choose one company for design and another for hosting.
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What do you mean by partner package? An affiliate program? We use WestHost (dedicated server) but they offer some very cheap monthly shared hosting plans and they do have an affiliate program.
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