If you’re looking for an instant web presence whether it’s for your business or just to express yourself online, I suggest that you check out Web Studio at NetIDNow. Web Studio is a website builder that lets you create a website without suffering the complexities of web coding or the lack of web tools or IT expertise to start something from scratch. If you run a business and you’d like to establish an identity or port that online, Web Studio lets you build an ecommerce store as well. And guess what, you’ll just create them through your favorite web browser. Isn’t that cool?

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I’ve written many web hosting articles in the past 12 months until my life has gone super busy with my web development main job, and the existence of my tech news show, Tech Conclave. Today, I’ve decided to update myself with the latest in the web hosting industry and I found this website called Web Hosting Geeks. Certainly, the site captured me because of its "geek" word. Like what I always say at Tech Conclave: it’s good to be a geek.

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Updated: Easier steps to enter the contest!

My birthday is coming on May 25th and Tech Conclave, my tech news show is doing great. In line with that, I decided to run a contest on Episode 5 which will be formally announced and commenced on May 15th and I will be giving away free Speedy web hosting and a domain name to five (5) lucky winners valid for 12 months! The prizes are sponsored by the nice folks at Top Hosting Center who gladly accepted my invitation.

What’s a web hosting and domain name and why do you want them?
A web hosting is what you need when you want to start a blog, a website, or anything Web-related. A web hosting must be partnered with a domain name. A domain name is the web address you want (for example, www.yourblogaddress.com, or anything)

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Host Color, a global Quality Web Hosting provider introduced today it’s special WordPress Hosting service. The company launched WP hosting plan priced at $2.99 per month to provide more choice for the growing community of WordPress site owners.

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The sentence above is Host Color’s message and it is just the first thing, that distinguish this web host from all others I’ve ever seen. If you want your hosting company to be different from others you need Host Color. You have to visit this web host even to get some ideas how to organize a web business. Most hosting companies around place on their front page one the following 3 things: a computer (server), a cheery girl or just a cheeky offering which usually says "You get 750 GB space and 7500 GB bandwidth". If you expect your host to look like this, just forget about Host Color.

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 Finding a web host is easy to do, but finding a reliable and good web host that will help you and your business is not an easy task. If you have been blogging on free-hosted blogging platforms like Blogger or WordPress, and you want to get a full-featured hosting, you’ll be in a fork of the road towards so many web hosts that have similar blurbs enticing you to get their products. How would you find the web host that is suitable for you and will not let you down? Well, WebhostingRating.com will show you the way.

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Previously, I wrote about the hosting plans of Top Hosting Center, where I am currently hosted with their Speedy hosting plan. On this post, I’m going to take a peek of another web hosting company, ImHosted.com, and see if people will get the worth of what they will pay with the company’s hosting plans. So, let’s start inspecting their customer service — the foremost criterion anyone should consider before looking at “lovely” hosting plans.

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After the successive hits of their previous hosting plans in the previous months, the Rudolf and Speedy Hosting Plan (Linux), Top Hosting Center now comes back center-stage with a refreshed Speedy Hosting Plan running on Windows Server platform. This was released due to insistent public demand and the corporate’s decision to join the bandwagon of the trend of ever-increasing market share of Windows platform across data centers.

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