GoDaddy Business Web hosting?

Question: I want to start a online business and need a: domain, website builder, SSL certification, shopping cart and merchant account. Ease of use, features and price are most important. Has anyone used GoDaddy (and their Quick shopping cart) to build and run a business? As far as prices they seem a bit cheaper than some other places.


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Do you have more suggestion? Do you disagree with us? Please leave your comment in the box below.

  1. Kakucis
    Mar 12th, 2011 at 12:31 | #1

    Godaddy have all your mentioned features, but they servers are so overloaded with websites and become very slow.
    It will affect badly your google PR and visitors won’t come back because of bad service.

    I suggest using Hostgator, you will get all features you want with better website templates than godaddy and lower server ping time. And it is crucial for your e-business success.

    You can even Google for hostgator coupon codes to get hosting at half of its price.

  2. Victor
    Mar 12th, 2011 at 12:31 | #2

    I worked on a web site which is hosted on a GoDaddy dedicated server. From my experience, they do not have a good post sales customer support.

    I suggest you to check http://neond.com
    They offer free easy to use site builder, SSL support, shopping cart(OS commerce) and free ready to install scripts.

  3. witchwebhost
    Mar 12th, 2011 at 12:31 | #3

    I think most companies will offer ecommerce software and packages as part of their hosting plans including shopping cart, ssl/https support, etc.

    Definitely ask that as a pre-sales question.

    That said, I would say go with a hosting company that has really good support. That’s hard to fine. I particularly like hostingzoom.com. A bit pricier, but good support. Here’s the link to their merchant features

    http://hostingzoom.com/merchant.php

    A friend of mine swears by mediatemple. Also pricier but worth it. Plus they have a toll free support number (not just live chat) and he says their tech staff is one of the best

    http://mediatemple.net

    I have a handful of companies I usually recommend for regular hosting (hostgator, webhostingbuzz, inmotion, etc.) but 1) I don’t know how seamless their merchant accounts are, and 2) their support is really not that great but for most projects you don’t need it and they are definitely affordable.

    But for something more complicated, it’s good to have top notch support and pay more for it to get your online business up.

  4. Martha
    Mar 12th, 2011 at 12:31 | #4

    You can try the discounts available on Godaddy through Webhostingbreak. The services reviewed by the site is great, http://www.webhostingbreak.com/godaddy

  5. Intelligent Baby
    Mar 12th, 2011 at 12:31 | #5

    I don’t prefer Godaddy. Hostgator seems to be better. 🙂

  6. sircarpediem
    Mar 12th, 2011 at 12:31 | #6

    great choice, aplus.net too

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