Domain Names And Hosting

[joben]

Hi,

I am just starting out and would like to know a good and reasonably priced Host provider and Domain Name Supplier please.

Also, I have heard that Search Engines do not index subdomains, is this true?

Regards
Paul

 

[maximus]

I use GoDaddy to register domains and Dreamhost b/c they're cheap and they host unlimited domains. There might be better options but Dreamhost works for limited traffic such as certain targeted, niche PPC campaigns.

 

[Sands]

"It depends on what you want to do with your site."

There now I sound like I have been doing this for thirty years! LMAO!

All kidding aside you need to do a search here using "Host" and then do one using "Domain".

Word of advice:

Be careful doing any domain name searches ANYWHERE at ANY site.

They have bots that snap the name up as soon as you hit "enter".

So if you do a search - buy it immediately.

Even then there is little guarantee you'll get it as web domain name brokers are in cohots with EVERY AND ALL site searchers and registrars.

 

[Icecube]

I register my names at namecheap because I like their interface and use hostgator as host, no complaints, unlimited domains and so far reliable

oh and search engines index subdomains

 

[Lonesight]

Yes search engines do index subdomains. I use godaddy for domain names and use dreamhost for hosting.