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In case you were unaware, services like Google<\/a> and Yahoo<\/a> are built around the concept of search engine optimization\u2014they are search engines, after all. The basic idea here is that you want your website to rank highly with all of the various search engines, as most viewers aren\u2019t likely to scan through fifteen pages of links just to find your article. No, you want your media to appear right at the top, optimally at the number one spot. How is this accomplished? Through a variety of methods, Young Grasshopper, and if you\u2019ll stick with us, we\u2019ll go ahead and give you the wax-on-wax-off.<\/p>\n

To begin with, we\u2019re going to assume you\u2019re using a WordPress<\/a> based site. Why? Because if you aren\u2019t, and your top priority is search engine optimization, you really should be. WordPress makes it quick, painless, and relatively cheap to SEO streamline your site. This is accomplished thorugh a variety of essential plug-ins which do such various tasks as change your URL codes, add meta-tags, create keyword line-ups for search engines to crawl, etc. It\u2019s a brilliant way to go about maximizing your site\u2019s potential, but if you\u2019re looking to get the most out of your WordPress site, you should know it\u2019s not all sunshine and chuckles. In fact, WordPress has one noticeable drawback, which we\u2019ll be attending to with the rest of this article, so stay tuned!<\/p>\n

Speed Demons in our Closets<\/h3>\n

You see, WordPress is what we in the business call a content management software. It takes all of the various articles, images, posts, etc. that you create, and displays it in a pre-set fashion that jives will with themes. This makes it blazingly fast and efficient to create new content, and all without having to write a single line of code. Obviously, this is a tremendous boon for the runoff the mill blogger, who would rather not learn a real skill like HTML coding<\/a>.<\/p>\n

However, there\u2019s one downside to all this ease-of-creation stuff: WordPress is a real bandwidth hog. Sure, it makes it a breeze to add new media, but all of that coded forefront comes with a price tag. Typically, users will experience slightly more load time with a WordPress powered site than with a non-WordPress branded one. Why is this a problem? you might be asking. Usually, it\u2019s not at all: We\u2019re really talking a difference of perhaps half a second to maybe a full second. However, when it comes to search engine optimization, those bare few seconds could be all it takes to put your site in the tank. Don\u2019t believe us? Consider this.<\/p>\n

Search engines collect data using software \u201cspiders.\u201d These little critters are designed to do one thing, and do it well: Poll web pages and collect data about them. Typically, they accomplish this through peeping at site text, meta-tags, etc. to gather up a gist that can be used to create a ranking. However, speed is also very heavily considered in a site\u2019s automatic rank. Spiders are busy little buggers, and if your site takes until Christmas to return the data they need, they\u2019ll hike it up out of town and disappear. You heard us right: If your site is too slow, search engines are likely to skip it entirely, or at the very least, file it much further down the line than you\u2019d like. You shouldn\u2019t let this get you down, though. There are steps you can take to prevent this, especially if you\u2019re using a WordPress-powered site\u2014and they all begin with the hosting itself!<\/p>\n

Top Hosting Providers for WordPress<\/h3>\n

To secure the best possible search engine ranking for your data, you\u2019re going to need a good host. The hosting provider, after all, is the source of your bandwidth, disc space, and net presence. Without it, you\u2019re sunk. If you\u2019re looking for a speedy and efficient way to host your WordPress site, we\u2019ve even got a few suggestions lined-up and ready to roll. Firstly, consider\u2014<\/p>\n

Web Hosting Hub<\/h3>\n

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Customer Ratings & Reviews<\/p>\n

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\nWe like these guys for a number of reasons. First and foremost, they\u2019re a tremendous bang for your dollar, as all of their plans come with unlimited support for disk space, bandwidth, and websites. They also offer one of the best technical support services in the business, guaranteeing they\u2019ll be able to solve any WordPress problems that may arise. On the subject of WordPress, they also offer such amenities as one-click transfer of existing WordPress data, a free domain name with a new WordPress plan, and a wealth of themes to choose from. All in all, they\u2019re a solid option for the speed concerned WordPress blogger.<\/p>\n

Visit www.webhostinghub.com<\/a> or read our WebHostingHub review<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n

InMotion Hosting<\/h3>\n

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Customer Ratings & Reviews<\/p>\n

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These guys offer a similar bevy of features that we greatly appreciate, including a comparable amount of unlimited support for both bandwidth and disc space. They also offer a wealth of WordPress friendly features, including a similar one-click transfer and a solid mountain of support files to help get you up to speed on how to operate the CMS.<\/p>\n

Visit www.inmotionhosting.com<\/a> or read our Inmotion Hosting review<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n

HostGator<\/h3>\n

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Customer Ratings & Reviews<\/p>\n

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If you haven’t heard of HostGator yet, we\u2019re guessing you haven\u2019t been in the business long. They\u2019re legends in the field, and as such, the offer a near perfect storm of WordPress performance and features. With plans beginning under four dollars with an heap of benefits, they\u2019re a tremendous value for anyone looking to quickly set-up and even more quickly manage a WordPress site.<\/p>\n

Visit www.hostgator.com<\/a> or read our HostGator review<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n

However, when it comes to WordPress, we really can\u2019t recommend anyone higher than WebHostingHub WordPress Hosting<\/a>. They\u2019ve consistently ranked the highest in our user polls, and offer the most advanced level of WordPress support. This includes servers that run suPHP, which allows for speedier and more secure connections, PHP5, MySQL5, and PHP caching. All in all, they\u2019re an unbelievably fast offering that\u2019s guaranteed to up your website rankings!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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