Reseller Hosting - Not Just for Web Hosts Anymore…

Back in the early days of the web, most people only had one website - and for that one website, they had a single account with a web hosting company.

Life was good…until perhaps you saw a potential affiliate product you’d like to promote, or had an idea for a new site you’d like to start.  Chances are, you’d buy another hosting account for that website - and then another…and another.

Reseller hosting helps you avoid having to manage several web hosting accounts by putting them all under a single “umbrella” account. 

What’s more, each of these accounts has its own control panel, so you can set up e-mail addresses, follow-up autoresponders and even shopping carts and order processing for each site without it interfering with the others.

So Why is it Called Reseller Hosting if I’m Not Reselling Anything?

Reseller hosting was originally set up for people who wanted to start their own web hosting business, but didn’t have the money (or the technical know-how) to buy and configure their own web servers.

These days, the name has stuck, but you can still have a reseller account without selling anything.  A lot of reseller web hosting companies will push features that you don’t necessarily need such as client billing and web script installation (which, if you’re not selling the hosting, likely won’t matter to you)   That said, it’s still a great way to manage multiple sites without having to remember which site is hosted where. 

One of the better reseller accounts you can buy is through Site5.  They provide ample amounts of disk space and bandwidth for all of your site, plus free site management tools that you can use to setup email, web forms, and a lot more. 

They are currently selling reseller hosting plans for $14.95 per month but you can get your first month for $1 by ordering through the link below.

Click here to learn more about Reseller Accounts and to Get Yours for $1 for the First Month

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