Different Regarding Hosting
Yes indeed, who would have thought it, but your web hosting provider could indirectly be costing you the chance of good placements in the major search engine Google.
One feature I like about site5 hosting is the multisite accounts. It is basically a full featured control panel for each domain. Unlike other Shared Web Hosting companies which uses domain pointers, a multisite accounts exists on its own with its own subdomains, domain pointer, ftp, mysql etc. This help me to organize my websites better especially if you have a lot of domains. You can set the diskspace and bandwidth from the main pool of your web hosting account.
To add insult to injury they will then drag their heals in moving your server, so you could end up with your Shared Web Hosting UK or blog being offline for a good 48 hours. If you have a good site that is making money and has regular visitors this is a real burden and can put people off from moving.
However, when you think deeply about it, it all sounds too good to be true. Perhaps you have seen web hosting services being offered for as low as $1.00 a month --- doesn't this blow your mind? Some people say that when the offer is too good to be true, it most likely is --- too good to be true.
Just because you have used Affordable Web Hosting doesn't mean it has to be poor quality hosting. There are lots of very good quality hosts available at very affordable prices. Also be aware of what comes as standard with your hosting and what comes as paid extras. Check that your potential host uses a popular control panel such as Cpanel. Some hosts use free panels and although they work fine, if the time comes when you have to move your website to a new host, control panels like Cpanel make the process a lot easier.
Support is so, so, so (getting where I'm going?) important when it comes to choosing a web host so make sure their tech support guys are available 24/7. The last thing you want is to be stuck waiting 24 hours before they can get back to you from the other side of the world.
If you're not comfortable asking a company a whole bunch of questions then just find a friend who has a few websites online and ask them which host they use - like I said a recommendation from a trusted friend is worth its weight in gold when it comes to shared web hosting.