You should look for 500 MB of space or more, a transfer allowance over 10 GB, and full advanced features. A. Ask the potential provider about its customer support policies. After opening an account with a web hosting provider, you will find that customer support is very important - often critical. To cover yourself from the start, take some time to look around at several providers' web sites to see what their support policies are. Email them with a few sample questions to check the speed and quality of their responses.
Most web hosting providers offer email support during business hours.
Some of them provide telephone support. You should be cautious about such claims, because they may have someone to monitor the servers, but no one on hand to actually provide you with genuine customer support. Look at a number of providers web sites to see how they handle support. B. Survey the reliability of a service. Selecting a provider with many years of experience is a good decision.