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Market wages are currently dramatically lower. Potential hires seem to speak really good English considering it's their second language. I still want to make sure there isn't some kind of catch!

I'm building a data hosting company with a vision for exceeding any one customer's exceptions. Besides fanatical support and decent hardware, what are some great ideas to make my hosting company attractive to serious buyers?

For example, should I offer a bigger range of features (Mobile Server Management, 24 Hour Live Support etc.) or should I focus entirely on simplifying the process of getting one's website online fast? I want to go from Good to Great.

Hey Hackers,

I've finally built my base of hosting clients up enough to require a good, dedicated environment. I was on a reseller account which was cheap and good enough to build basic things. Just looking forward to the power of having a LAMP server of my own. Any advice?

Overview: Sounds like my new host includes a cPanel license, Centos install and remote reboot tools but it is self-managed with no uptime guarantee. Any red flags here?

Hi Hackers, Anyone here with PPC experience?

I started a website hosting product website and now have an approximate conversion rate of 5% that I plan to milk using adwords. Is it a good idea to test the waters with dirt cheap bids? The last thing I need it to get burned by automatic bidding!

I recently built a Website Hosting Provider website that converts approximately 5% of unique visitors. I know I need 400,000 visitors at this rate to hit my income goal - should I focus on getting more hits or high conversions?

Starting a hosting site and I want to guarantee a simple experience by allowing shared hosting clients to use only one set of nameservers no matter where they are in my network of servers. For scaling purposes. Thanks!