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| ISP AND IHP |
What's The Difference?: Many people say ISP
regardless of the type of services they provide. We have used ISP to
represent Internet Service Providers (dialup) and IHP to represent
Internet Host Providers (Web site storage) in order to help clarify
the type of services we are commenting on below.
The Internet Host Provider (IHP) is the one who will provide you
with space to store your Web pages on so they are accessible to all
those who have Internet access through their ISP.
Our number 1 rule is NEVER host your Web pages with your ISP. The
reason for this is simple. Your ISP provides dialup services and
we're sure they are good at it or you wouldn't be with them, but if
you host your Web site with your ISP how will you know when your Web
pages can't be reached by the rest of the world?
Think about this for a minute. When you log on with your ISP you
are connected to their network. All services within their network
are accessible to you even though they may be having trouble with
their connection to the backbone (the rest of the Internet community).
Because of this, you wouldn't know your site was down because you
are checking your Web site through your ISP. The best way to prevent
this is by using a different IHP than you use for an ISP.
It's always a better idea to host with a company that specializes
in Web site hosting. We would not recommend you host your Web pages
with a company that provides dialup services. After all, you are all
fighting for the same bandwidth (the dialup customer and the Web
page customer). * Cortesía de ABS - Doing Business On The Web - * |
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Several sites on the Web will
host your site for free. Each has its pros and cons. If your Internet
service provider (ISP) supplies Web pages with your account, you may ask,
Why go elsewhere? The reason is that even though many ISPs claim to offer
free hosting, they charge you a page setup fee, an increased monthly toll
to access your site, and additional rent for high traffic. Also many of
them won't allow you to use it for commercial purposes.
On the other hand, many free Web page services offer you adequate space
to host your Web site. Of course you may never do real business here, you
can use this as entrance pages to your real Web site. Entrance pages are
pages that generate traffic. Once that traffic has reach your free Web
page, you direct these visitors to your real Web site by links and banners.
Free Web sites do have some drawbacks. First off, they're free because
they are generally advertiser sponsored. You might not be comfortable with
someone else's ad on your site. However, since these locations need to
increase site hits to attract advertisers, they're intent on fostering
spirited online communities.
You should manually submit these URLs to the search engines via email
rather than regular submission because some sites (like Infoseek) won't
index them otherwise. The upside: While helping your free host's bottom
line, these communities draw more business to you and your real Web site.
More problematic for small businesses, these locations lack a domain
hosting option. You won't be able build a business identity with a
location named www.yourbix.com; instead, repeat site visitors will be
forced to remember a series of slashes and tildes. Also, if the host goes
out of business, you'll have to find a new location.
* Cortesía de ABS - Doing Business On The Web - *
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