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How to Choose a Web Hosting Company

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Choosing a web hosting company for your website is an integral decision that could affect the success or failure of your web site. It is imperative that your choice of a web host provides you with the necessary elements of what you need while not giving you any extra items that you do not need. So your homework and do not settle for any web host. Find one in which the price is in line with the kinds of services it offers its clients.

Two vital components of a website are the data storage (also known as the disk space) and the second is the bandwidth. Data storage is essential because you need it in order to upload whatever it is you work with, whether it is pictures or text and content for your web pages. As the name implies, it also provides a place to store your all important work. The web host you settle on must be able to accomplish all of the things you require it to do.

How much space you require has to do with your web design set up, such as how many images you plan to upload. Data storage often includes managing your site with the help of FTP. Many web hosts include FTP access to website owners automatically. FTP should play a role in your decision making process.

Data transfer (or bandwidth) is simply the amount of information of data that is received by way of the time frame. The more people that drop in on your website, the more bandwidth is used. The amount of files that are downloaded from your site during a four-week period should be smaller than the portion of bandwidth that the web hosting company allows you.

Web hosting is not the same every place you look and what each company offers will be different from one another. For example, if your web design on your web site is to be very simple and is not a corporate web site design or a business web site design, then it is in your best interests to choose a web hosting service that offers a deal for those just starting out. Think novice. As time passes, if your web site becomes larger, you can then rethink your options. You are best to start small and then "cross that bridge when you come to it" as the saying goes!

The more complex your web site design is, the more you will require from the web hosting company. Take your time as you shop around. Ask other people for referrals. Contact companies and see what each has to offer. Do not automatically settle for just any old company. Do your research before committing to one company. There is no better way to make sure you choose the right company then by delving deep into the positive attributes and negative attributes of each. Keep the purpose of your web site design in mind and shoot for the stars! Do not settle for anything but the best.

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A Closer Look at the Hospitality Business (3)

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Reservations are used in industries where capacity is at stake and where the distribution of capacity needs to be organized as efficiently as possible. Examples are: the airline industry, hotels and other recreational services like (Movie) Theaters, and also hospitals, although the reservation there is based on a previous screening. In all these cases the supply of capacity is offered by a differentiation of price which controls the stream of clients.

Business Intelligence can be used in this area to examine patterns of demand. In most cases every business of this kind is dealing with a seasonal pattern, but there are other patterns too.

To attract additional customers in low-season-periods, management can organize special campaigns beside the normal reservation process. But also a campaign on itself is not enough, there must be something to draw the attention to. This can either be an existing event or an event that is organized especially to attract customers.

One example is the Olympic Games. It shows on its side that it is participating in the organization of the Games. This will increase the traffic to the hotels during that event. The effort to enter the Olympic Games will pay itself back easily. Internally, these different campaigns and the normal operational business should always be coordinated well. It is possible that the current business gets negatively affected by a mayor event.

Other events are more autonomous, with the single purpose to attract more traffic. These should be arranged during the low-season. The Short Story Award of NH Hotels is an examples of the last. Such an event generates more visitors and if it is organized during a low-season the hotel business becomes more stable, and with an increased REVPAR.

Another FAQ in the hospitality business architecture is: how do all the individual hotels coordinate their work in a way that different hotels have the same image? This is about style and culture.

2008 Hans Bool

Hans Bool


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