The most convenient way to transfer your website’s files to your new web hosting account is via FTP. You should connect to your hosting account and download the files locally to your computer. Then upload them to your new hosting account’s main folder (usually public_html, www or httpdocs). FileZilla is a great program to use when transferring your files to a server.

When you buy a domain name, you do so through a “Domain Registrar” that manages the registration of that domain name. For most registrars, you'll buy the domain from them and then use a hosting provider to manage the website. Some companies provide both services. The next step is to start building your website. You can use wordpress or a responsive html5 template.

To make a website available online, its files need to be uploaded to a web server, which is typically purchased from a hosting provider. This service is known as web hosting. VPS hosting is a type of hosting suited for people who have outgrown shared hosting. Where multiple sites reside on a single web server with shared hosting, and have no guarantee of resources, VPS allows fewer users to share allocated segments of hard drive space, memory, and processor power. Each user on a VPS server has access to a virtual machine running its own copy of an operating system (OS). This allows customers using VPS hosting to experience similar capabilities and performance to a dedicated server for their sites. As a result of VPS hosting's hybrid nature, its cost isn't quite as low as shared hosts' fees, but it's not nearly as high as dedicated hosts' fees. You can expect to pay between $20 per month and $100 per month, depending on the configuration. There are many VPS Service Providers. Simply choose the one that best fits your webhosting budget.

For first-time website owners, figuring out which type of web hosting is right for you can be one of the most challenging parts of getting started. It can be hard to know the differences between each variety and how their features will impact your site. Fortunately, once you break down the different kinds of web hosting, it should become clear pretty quickly which one your site needs. You can then find a great web hosting provider online and get your site up and running quickly.

Use a file transfer program like FileZilla or WinSCP.

Congratulations on purchasing your domain name and web hosting plan. The next step is choosing the website source to build your website. The most commonly open source program that people use is Wordpress but you can also build your website using a responsive html5 template. Two of the best known is Themeforest (Envato) and Templatemonster

Choosing the right dedicated hosting for website can be a challenge for a business. Before deciding on the best dedicated server for you, let me clarify what the word "best" means here. Best is a very subjective term. For finding the best dedicated server, you need to understand your requirements, look for the web hosting providers who fit those requirements, and then make a decision. Hubble Hosting does not provide dedicated hosting service.

We recommend using a FTP program such as Filezilla to tranfer your web pages to your web hosting server. You can download it from www.filezilla.com. You will also be required to use your login credentials you created when you set up your hosting account.

Congratulation on purchasing your Hubble Web Hosting account! The next step is to build your website and publish it. There are many free web building application in your control panel that you can choose from to build your website. We also have a blog post on this site that compares wordpress to conventional web templates. You may find this information useful. Best of all we can build you a professional website for your business at an affordable price!

Purchasing a domain for your business is real easy! Simply click on the domains tab and type in the domain(s) you would like use. At Hubble Hosting you can enter up to (20) domains at once!

That depends on the type of business you would like to build. Your standard "for profit" business will usually be a .com, .net or a .biz. While non-profits and churches are are usually .org's.