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00:00- Intro
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01:25- Hosting Terminology
06:51- Option 1: Hostinger
09:43- Option 2: Hostgator
10:55- Option 3: Blue Host
12:30- Option 4: SiteGround
13:14- Option 5: GoDaddy
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35 thoughts on “Best Web Hosting For WordPress 2022 (Top 5 Companies Compared)”

  1. Jeff Stengel

    The one thing that you didn't mention is the renewal prices. My bluehost jumped from sub $3/month to $19 /month after 3 years. Thats a ton for my 3 web pages.

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  3. FanKey 89

    Thank you for sharing the video! I am new to website development, just wonder if I want to collab with my friends on WordPress, do we all have to purchase an account?

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  6. KT

    I am currently using hostgator . can I do a change to Hostinger ? do you have a youtube on this ? thanks

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  9. Private

    Thank you for this video. However, your review comes across as lopsided toward Hostinger. Quick checking the plans, I see that while Bluehost's entry plan lacks backups and free SSL, their second-tier plan includes daily backups and SSL. Hostinger's base plan only offers weekly backups, which can be problematic for dynamic sites. Additionally, people in the comments suggest that Hostinger doesn't have live support (which can be a lifesaver in emergencies). While your content is interesting and has value, I am left wondering (given the numerous, repeated, exceptionally enthusiastic plugs for Hostinger) if any of this content is influenced by affiliate incentives. (Note: For anyone who's curious, as of 5/12/23, Hostinger plans = $2.99-3.99/month, Blue Host = $2.95-5.45/mo, SiteGround = $1.99-3.99/mo, GoDaddy = $5.99-7.99/mo.)

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  10. ekam randhawa

    Hey. I just want to become a freelancer, and so I need a website (place) for my potential customers. What do I do after buying the hostinger? After designing my website I mean. Do I have to pay in google sites as well to make it visible to google? I am pretty new.

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  20. Zok M

    Thanks for confirming my thoughts in the first 30 seconds. Comment and watched to the end cause the info was provided upfront. 👍

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  27. Abundant Life

    Hi, great video! Thanks for sharing with us.
    Quick ques – on hostinger they have web hosting and wordpress hosting. Is there a difference as all features are same under plans?

    Should we choose wordpress hosting specifically, if going to use wordpress?

    Thanks!
    Shoul

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  30. Alan Analyst

    Dude I want to start my own business but I was so confused about which hosting provider to choose, I been researching buy here I found all I needed to know, this one video is a gem all I needed to know basically. ps I already made a mistake and bought from Godaddy but now I will go with hostinger. Thanks 🙏 <3

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