As I've stated previously, we're primarily a graphic arts studio and are
finding ourselves with more and more clients needing web content/sites with
one point of contact for all projects. This is not a problem as the money
spends just as well regardless of the reason it comes in the door<g>.

We're finding it a bit of a hassle dealing with multiple host/registrars and
are considering becoming a sole source provider on a limited basis for
selected clients.

I'm interested in this groups thoughts, recommendations, cautions and ideas
on what we should do, how we should do it and more important what we should
avoid.

BTW we're NOT interested in setting the world on fire or burning down the
forest just keeping our end of the woods warm.

TIA

"NotMe" <me@privacy.net> wrote in news:kPgQf.833$Qa.773@fe03.lga:

Look into a reseller plan, preferrably something like a VPS (or your own
managed, dedicated server if any of them get a lot of traffic).



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"Karl Groves"

| > As I've stated previously, we're primarily a graphic arts studio and
| > are finding ourselves with more and more clients needing web
| > content/sites with one point of contact for all projects. This is not
| > a problem as the money spends just as well regardless of the reason it
| > comes in the door<g>.
| >
| > We're finding it a bit of a hassle dealing with multiple
| > host/registrars and are considering becoming a sole source provider on
| > a limited basis for selected clients.
| >
| > I'm interested in this groups thoughts, recommendations, cautions and
| > ideas on what we should do, how we should do it and more important
| > what we should avoid.
| >
| > BTW we're NOT interested in setting the world on fire or burning down
| > the forest just keeping our end of the woods warm.
| >
| > TIA
|
| Look into a reseller plan, preferrably something like a VPS (or your own
| managed, dedicated server if any of them get a lot of traffic).

Thanks any recommendations were to look first for the info and providers

"NotMe" <me@privacy.net> wrote in news:ZKkQf.624$KR5.506@fe02.lga:

I use PowerVPS.com. They've been excellent so far, and I've been with them
over a year now.


--
Karl Groves
http://karlcore.com
http://chevelle.karlcore.com

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"Karl Groves"

| >| > As I've stated previously, we're primarily a graphic arts studio and
| >| > are finding ourselves with more and more clients needing web
| >| > content/sites with one point of contact for all projects. This is
not
| >| > a problem as the money spends just as well regardless of the reason
it
| >| > comes in the door<g>.
| >| >
| >| > We're finding it a bit of a hassle dealing with multiple
| >| > host/registrars and are considering becoming a sole source provider
on
| >| > a limited basis for selected clients.
| >| >
| >| > I'm interested in this groups thoughts, recommendations, cautions and
| >| > ideas on what we should do, how we should do it and more important
| >| > what we should avoid.
| >| >
| >| > BTW we're NOT interested in setting the world on fire or burning down
| >| > the forest just keeping our end of the woods warm.
| >| >
| >| > TIA
| >|
| >| Look into a reseller plan, preferably something like a VPS (or your own
| >| managed, dedicated server if any of them get a lot of traffic).
| >
| > Thanks any recommendations were to look first for the info and providers
|
| I use PowerVPS.com. They've been excellent so far, and I've been with
them
| over a year now.


Thanks for the hand holding, I've visited their site and am still much
confused but I expected a hard learning curve regardless.

While I'm on the subject is there a VPS for Dummies anywhere?