just use hostgator or some reputed company and first talk to there customer support about your requirements and they will suggest you the correct plan to go to without any hassle ....

I also use HostGator. I've never had any issues with them.

I use Hostgator and Namecheap. But it shouldn't be a concern unless you intend driving a gazillion amount of traffic in my opinion.

I use A small orange for my tech blog and business site. I moved my blog from HostGator long back.I have been blogging since 4 years, started with a blogspot, moved to Hostgator --> iPage-->Inmotion and finally found home at ASO.

Their support and service is great. 90-day back money allows you to test for an extensive period of time. The servers are fast and responsive.I would stick with them for a long time.

Depends on how much resources your consuming, if you can share how much resources your consuming and what kind of website your running it can help.

How about giving some more details on your site(s)?

To clarify, "traffic" does not equate to resource usage despite many think it does. The requirements are going to be different depending on what the site does, the platform it runs on etc.

Beyond Hosting for me.. VPS or dedicated are both good..

If you are having huge traffic than it recommended to have VPS or small dedicated ... Liquid Web is no doubt a good company .... I didn't used that but they are having good repo in the market ....

If you are looking to pay more money for similar hosting then Hostgator, but few may had problems with them. There are so many companies that offering best resources. I suggest to you choose managed VPS so you won't get any problem.

LiquidWeb is a solid company. Definitely talk with them about what you need.