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Shared hosting is a common type of web hosting, where the service provider hosts many websites on one physical web server. Since most websites don’t use many server resources, shared hosting lets providers offer stable service at a low cost. Most web hosts provide some form of shared hosting.

In a Shared hosting solution, your hosting account is one of many accounts on a server, or group of servers, that are maintained by a hosting provider.

If you’re new to hosting and watching your budget, shared hosting might be a good place to start.

Here’s a few things to consider, when determining if shared hosting is the right choice for you.

In general, the daily traffic to a small business website doesn’t exceed 2,000 visitors. This means that small business websites typically don’t require a lot of bandwidth or resources to support them.

In addition, newer, small business websites tend to be more simple and straightforward, with fewer website files and data. Which in turn, means they often do not require a lot of server space or other resources.

By sharing a hosting server with others, shared hosting solutions allow you to get your small business website the power and space it needs, at a much lower cost than a dedicated solution.

If you decide that Shared hosting is right for you, you’ll need to decide which type of shared hosting you want.

GoDaddy offers three shared hosting solutions: Linux plans using cPanel, Windows plans using Plesk, and WordPress Hosting.

Each of these solutions offers different features and benefits. You can learn more about all of them on GoDaddy.com.

Remember, shared hosting allows you to share hosting space and costs with others, while still getting the speed and space you need for your small business website.

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Shared hosting allows multiple websites to utilize a single server. Usually, you’ll have no idea who or what websites you’re sharing the resources

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