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A few Gnomies have been writing me ever since I posted my article about differences in the Web hosting world as it relates to the different plan options you have to choose from. Here's one of those messages: Hi Mitch, great article but where are the meat and potatoes? I want to know more about what makes these all different and how to choose the right one. I'm new to the web hosting world so could you help me? I did take a look back at that article, and after taking a second glance over it I do realize there is more to be said. Lots more. So I have decided over the next three days I will try my best to explain in more depth what is really behind virtual, re seller and dedicated Web hosting. Web hosting server. The server's bandwidth and disc space is divided up, and your Web hosts sells you one of those divided pieces of proverbial Web hosting pie. What happens when a Web host runs out of room on the server? The same thing that would happen to the pumpkin pie, well sort of. Instead of cooking up a new pie, the bandwidth and disc space. Many of the other features you receive are pretty standard no mater which Web host you decide to go with. Most often, the Web host will have a table or chart for you to look at so you can see the advantages of their different Web hosting plans. Is virtual Web hosting the Web hosting for you? More than likely it is. As I said before, ninety percent of the Internet today is made up of virtual Web hosting accounts. If you just want to put up a standard Web page, this is the plan for you. Tomorrow I will take a look at the world of reseller Web hosting, and explain the truth behind all the marketing hype you read on most Web hosts' Web sites. Mitch Keeler is a guy who likes to help people out in his own charismatic and odd way. Instead of showing somebody how to do something, he much more enjoys having people see the problem and the solution through his own eyes. Mitch has worked as an article and content writer for various Web sites around the globe.

Mitch Keeler is also a former Customer Service Director and Customer Service Manager for a large Web hosting company. Please feel free to impressive resume of accomplishments