|  | Where to host your mini-sites (and get the best bang for the buck) There are literally thousands of hosting companies out there. Some are good some are bad. And a crucial element is finding a good hosting company that fits our purpose: Hosting mini-sites and getting all the features we need (and want) while keeping our operation costs low. The search for the perfect web hosting company is over for me. I've found the one that fits right into my needs. It's called ThirdSphere Hosting. I know that sounded like a shameless promotion. Well, yes it is. But for a good reason... it really *is* the company I would recommend you to hire to host all your mini-sites and I'm going to tell you which features are the ones that made me choose it over the other hosting companies. 1) They allow unlimited subdomain names that point to different directories. This means that you can purchase only one domain name and rent their services for only $25 bucks a month and host an unlimited number of mini-sites inside your domain... each pointing to a different directory! Here's an example. Imagine you purchase the domain bonsai.com You could host these and each will be a different mini-site: * HowToRaiseA.bonsai.com * WhereToBuyA.bonsai.com * TrimmingTechniques.bonsai.com Can you imagine the money you'll save by getting one good domain name and fitting all your mini-sites in there? Of course you can have multiple domain names... but this is an extremely nice feature to start out with. Plus it helps a lot when trying to rank yourself in the search engines... 2) They provide you with 500 megabytes of disk space which is more than you'll ever need when hosting mini-sites. The average mini-site takes up only 150Kb (plus whatever your infoproduct takes)... so you'll literally have space for as many as you want to put up. 3) They give you a list of incredible infoproducts for you to sell. These products are hot sellers. I'm already selling a cool extra $1,200 per month just for opening a mini-site for each of their products... Those are earnings aside from my other online businesses. As a suggestion. If you plan to do the same and open up mini-sites for each of their products, don't use their default salesletter. Create a new one with the information I've just given you... be original and you shall succeed. 4) Everything is managed from a pretty neat web interface, so you can literally run your business from *anywhere* in the world (including internet cafes). 5) They have tons of features that are sold elsewhere like: autoresponders, mailing list managers, password protected directories, web statistics, a shopping cart, they also have a great affiliates program... You know what? I'm gonna stop now and let you take a look at their features by yourself. Click here to visit them now. Once you've done that, take a look at the "Discounts" section of this special report... I have a little something in store for you that you'll simply love!. Back to the table of contents . |