There’s really three pieces to this: Blog hosting–if I loose this for an hour now and again, life goes on. My sites with transactions–an hour is a nightmare. Email domains–the worst one as rules are changing and the hosting companies all basically suck at this.
]]>I use MediaTemple (they were purchased by GoDaddy). I pay $50 and it’s OK, but I would change if there was a better one.
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]]>There is a flattening of the world from a market perspective. This stops when you think about selling and marketing into Asia. I’ve done it for years. Never done it without an in country partner
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]]>I used to use shared hosting with Dreamhost which was acceptable until I watched a Google Ventures workshop on page speed. However I had noticed its reliability declining anyways. It seems to me that the way to go these days is either managed hosting (i.e. Squarespace, WordPress VIP) or get at least a VPS at a reputable provider (Linode, etc.)
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