You nailed it and your review post on Bluehost is spot on. I really enjoyed the entire review post. Your content is so simple and easy to follow. By the way, an excellent write up. Thank you this information! Much Success!
Bluehost’s easy installation and nice, simple interface allowed me to install WordPress in less than five minutes! You can read more in this guide on how to install WordPress on Bluehost.
Now that you know that Bluehost is a terrible choice for web hosting, I bet you’re wondering what better options are out there. I’ve read great things about Flywheel and WP Engine and think you should consider them.
Bottom line, when my 12 months are up, I am going with another provider period. I refused to transfer my domains over to BH and glad I did, so I should have any issues with that come moving day.
They do not offer an uptime guarantee. When selecting a hosting provider, you want an uptime of as close to cem% as possible. They do not give you a guarantee, but their Network/Server Uptime Agreement states that “most issues are resolved in approximately 15 minutesâ€.
Bluehost has performed slightly better in the past, but they still provide a reliable service with decent server speeds.
The one positive here is that there isn’t a big gap between performance on servers located far apart geographically, which speaks well of Bluehost’s data center distribution and CDN functionality.
This translates to your visitors being 32% more likely to leave your sitio. And it only gets worse with longer page load times.
It’s a common and ongoing problem. Bluehost is my 3rd hosting company. I thought I had finally found a nesse site host that had at least a reasonable level of service… but I was wrong.
Loading times are important, but they don’t offer the complete picture on performance. It also helps to find out how a sitio fares under pressure. Enter Load Impact.
My internet needs are simple. I host various domains with fairly simple websites. I do not use WordPress/Templates. I use a free version of Serif that lets me build a simple sitio with more flexibility.
When I was switching from Bluehost to Siteground, I was so impressed with how quickly the Siteground customer service responded to my support requests.
Its been 3 days today of back and forth – CPanel is frozen. My 3 active sites are frozen! Tech support blames me for not optimising my databases. They want me to add something called CDN. The last person I spoke to tried to sell the cloud service to me.
Long story short, Bluehost caused a HUGE disruption to our business. And when you call customer support, they give you the run around (“let me transfer you to that departmentâ€), only to find out their knowledge and experience is very limited.