November 30th, 2011 
Joomla Hosting i develop a site using joomla and i want to know if what do i do to host my site???
can you please tell the step by step process because im just a newbie in hosting???
thank you very much!!!
Chosen Answer:
Almost all top hostings support Joomla nowadays. If you want one-click installation, most of them allow this simple installation via Fantastico. If budget and reliability are your next requirements, I suggest you do the following:
1. Go to the webhost review sites such as webhostingjury, hostingsthatsuck.com or webhostinggeeks and list down about 3 common top hosting companies.
2. Next, for each web hosting X, do a “X sucks” search on Google. Read some complaints and see if you may encounter the same problems like them. Some of the complaints may relate to certain groups of users only such as VPS, dedicated server users or resellers. So you may not be affected if you are not from these categories.
3. Eliminate those hostings you feel uncomfortable with, and look for the best bargain hosting for your Joomla project.
Lunarpages, Bluehost and Justhost are good ideas. This technique works for me, it may work for you too. Good luck and have fun with Joomla.
by: Hosting Hunter
on: 22nd December 08
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go to weebly.com
godaddy supports all things joomla
weebly.com
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I just finished a website recently using Joomla.
I always use go daddy for mine, they support Joomla work.
It is pretty simple, just go to godaddy.com.
I recommend one of these: http://www.hosttell.com/
Powweb is on a 50% sale – $3.88/month ($46.56/year), and you get a free domain from them.
Godaddy doesn’t offer a free domain, but you can get one for $2.19 if you’re buying hosting from them, plus they also have a 20% sale at the moment.
They all support Joomla (one click install from Fantastico) or you can install it manually.
Almost all top hostings support Joomla nowadays. If you want one-click installation, most of them allow this simple installation via Fantastico. If budget and reliability are your next requirements, I suggest you do the following:
1. Go to the webhost review sites such as webhostingjury, hostingsthatsuck.com or webhostinggeeks and list down about 3 common top hosting companies.
2. Next, for each web hosting X, do a “X sucks” search on Google. Read some complaints and see if you may encounter the same problems like them. Some of the complaints may relate to certain groups of users only such as VPS, dedicated server users or resellers. So you may not be affected if you are not from these categories.
3. Eliminate those hostings you feel uncomfortable with, and look for the best bargain hosting for your Joomla project.
Lunarpages, Bluehost and Justhost are good ideas. This technique works for me, it may work for you too. Good luck and have fun with Joomla.
Take a look at: http://www.threehosts.com/joomla
Hope this helps!
i recommend hostgator, lunarpages, powweb, hostican, or thinkhost.
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