There are many kinds of reseller accounts. There are Unix-based reseller accounts, Windows-based ones, domain hosting ones… there are various classifications. One of the classifications is by the kind of program that manages all the web features available in the package. Is it a cPanel reseller hosting account? Or a Plesk reseller one, perhaps?

If you’re new to web space reselling, or to the act of buying web space, you should seriously consider cashing in on cPanel reseller hosting. For one thing, cPanel licensing is proprietary and done on a per-server basis. This makes the cPanel extremely economical for resellers who need to work on multiple domains.

But even if the end users – read: people who buy reseller web space – are not familiar with the Linux operating system, cPanel accounts enjoy the privilege of being fundamental and easy to learn how to use. For one thing, the cPanel interface is graphics-oriented, and this ensures that even a new webmaster who considers him or herself to be absolutely bereft of “tech savvy” will find it easy to start learning his or her way around.

If you’ll log into a cPanel account, the first thing you’ll notice is how the graphical layout of the cPanel is completely clean and functional. It is in fact quite like using Windows Explorer on “icons” mode, and if you’re familiar enough with Windows Explorer, you are bound to find cPanel’s graphical interface to be a familiar environment. You may not be familiar with the usage just yet, but the icons will certainly be a great help to you in figuring out what to do next.

cPanel is a program that integrates the different features that are available on your web account. Through cPanel you will be able to set up ftp addresses, manage email accounts and domains, and other functions related to your web space. Even as a reseller, you may need to use cPanel in order to manage the accounts that you aim to redistribute. cPanel is an extremely flexible device that can handle even large information loads.

So if you’re looking for a good launchpad for your reseller business, or your webmastering career, look into the accessibility of cPanel reseller hosting accounts. Even if you’re not a “noob” in the line of webmastering or web space resale, you’d still do well to give cPanel a shot. You don’t need to be a complete newbie to appreciate the ease of use that such a web panel program offers.



By: Trevor Mulholland

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Most of you out there who has just started a business or is currently running a small business assume that web hosting is only performed by big companies. This is not true, as small business web hosting has become one of the most effective forms of advertising in the market. When building your personal business hosting site, there are several steps and precautions that you should follow and take note of. I have summarized them up into five simple steps for you to follow.

The first step is making sure that your web host provider performs system backups on the site daily. This guarantees you that all the web files in your site are secured in case of any accidents such as a sudden server failure. This feature should be included in the monthly payment so make sure that the provider does not charge you extra for system backups.

The second thing that you should take note of is web hosting sites that offers at least a 30-day money back guarantee. This is essential as it permits you to withdraw from the site without losing any money if the provider does not follow through with all that he has promised. This is very often listed in the small print so read the small print carefully, digesting word by word.

Thirdly, in order to ensure that people all around the globe can view your site, your site must always be up and running 24/7. This is because there are different time zones in the world so it is crucial to always make sure that your web hosting provider has a dependable and excellent server infrastructure that should be running 99% of the time.

The fourth step is ensuring that the web hosting provider provides you with a technical and customer support that runs 24/7. Failing which, problems faced will not be resolved promptly thus resulting in loss of business. When visitors or potential customers cannot access your site, they will search for other sites. You may lose them for good…!

The last precaution is to check carefully the services and features offered. The main thing that you must be careful is checking the bandwidth (which controls the amount of people that is able to view your site), disk space (controlling the amount of information and data that is able to be uploaded onto your site), and also the programming language (language that the site runs in). Determining that these three services are up to your requirements will raise the level of satisfaction obtained from hosting the business site.



By: Cindy

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