IntoTheLight
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I would go with both services but are you sure that you have the necessary resources to transform it in a viable business?
[quote]I would go with both services but are you sure that you have the necessary resources to transform it in a viable business?[/quote]
Yeah, I'll just go ahead and sell both services, because you can't have one without the other. Plus, you're saving future potential customers time by having the two services in one place. The only issue is, is those giant competitors. What will make your business better? Why would customers go to your website to purchase domains and hosting? You need to form a business model before you get started and find out what those other providers don't have that you can add.
Not only that you need to think about server costs, and how much profit you'll actually make. Do you think you would be able to cover your monthly expenses? Just some things to focus on. Good luck with whatever you do though. :)
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RaduV
I am talking about TIME, MONEY and KNOWLEDGE (here you've got it covered). I am sure that you will have to deal with a lot of newbie customers that will require assistance for any problem. A while ago I had bought my host from HostGator and my domains from Namecheap and GoDaddy and I can assure you that for any minor task, I was calling the Support. I was a pain in the XXX and I realise now what a time consuming task it is for the clerks working there to sit and fix everybody's problems. Well you might give it a try. In any new endeavour you have to take a leap of faith and give it your best. I would go with both services but are you sure that you have the necessary resources to transform it in a viable business? I am talking about TIME, MONEY and KNOWLEDGE (here you've got it covered). I am sure that you will have to deal with a lot of newbie customers that will require assistance for any problem. A while ago I had bought my host from HostGator and my domains from Namecheap and GoDaddy and I can assure you that for any minor task, I was calling the Support. I was a pain in the XXX and I realise now what a time consuming task it is for the clerks working there to sit and fix everybody's problems.
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