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Hosting Responsible for Website Traffic?

by knn125
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Hi,

Is your hosting provider is responsible for website traffic?

If so, which one is good hosting for your website traffic? How about hostgator?

Please share your views and experience.
#hosting #responsible #traffic #website
  • Profile picture of the author webby0031
    Originally Posted by knn125 View Post

    Hi,

    Is your hosting provider is responsible for website traffic?

    If so, which one is good hosting for your website traffic? How about hostgator?

    Please share your views and experience.
    Dont worry about it until your site is at least 100 a day ..

    do yourself a favour and goto webhostingtalk... goto the shared hosting forum and help yourself for $20 a year for a decent performing host
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  • Profile picture of the author YourGoToWriter
    Yes, hosting provider has something to do with your website. Hosting service allows you to speed up your website which can lead you to getting more traffic. You can try hostgator or fastcomet. Out of 2,468 web hosting companies, they are on top.
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    • Profile picture of the author webby0031
      Originally Posted by YourGoToWriter View Post

      Yes, hosting provider has something to do with your website. Hosting service allows you to speed up your website which can lead you to getting more traffic. You can try hostgator or fastcomet. Out of 2,468 web hosting companies, they are on top.
      Hostgater are cra@p ignore this post and listen to what i said.
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  • Profile picture of the author strategic seo services
    Originally Posted by knn125 View Post

    Hi,

    Is your hosting provider is responsible for website traffic?

    If so, which one is good hosting for your website traffic? How about hostgator?

    Please share your views and experience.
    No. A hosting provider makes it possible for you to receive traffic (by keeping your site readily available), but it does not bring in traffic. In order to generate traffic to your website, you must optimize it for your targeted keywords and then build backlinks to your site. The backlinks should be dofollow and on high PA pages.
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    • Profile picture of the author Tim3
      Originally Posted by strategic seo services View Post

      ... and then build backlinks to your site. The backlinks should be dofollow and on high PR pages.
      At least try and fly a bit under the radar, this is your 7th post thus far today that requires the OP to build backlinks.

      Do you by any chance know of anyone who provides such a service?
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    Lol, like a host is going to supply traffic.
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    • Profile picture of the author whland
      Yeah. I never had a host supply website traffic.

      But if you do need a good host I use http://hawkhost.com 7/1/2016 will mark my second year with them.

      Haven't had any problems.
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Bely
    if your host is oversells and overloads then it affects your website speed and uptime and this can negatively impact your traffic.

    But generally, your traffic is not a hosting problem. But if you don't choose your host carefully, the host can become your problem

    I've used more than hundred hosts and with bad hosts I've lost a lot of time that I could spend on creating or promoting my content to attract more traffic.

    So yes, hosting can affect your traffic
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