I decided to give my inactive blog a fresh start, after moving to Mosso.com hosting. I had been paying for both a dedicated Linux server, and individual shared Windows hosting accounts, and decided it was time to downsize the monthly cost. I honestly wasn’t even coming close to using half of the dedicated server’s resources. Hopefully this first post won’t jinx my great experience with Mosso so far.
When deciding to switch to Mosso.com, the biggest hurdle for me personally was dealing with the shared IP environment. I had been paranoid for years about keeping each site on a dedicated IP, not in any way connected with other random unaffiliated websites. However, after re-researching the topic, and reading numerous official responses from Google on the subject, I decided to drop my paranoia. The Mosso.com benefits are well worth the loss of dedicated IPs.
My next post will be a complete summary of my initial experiences with Mosso.
Hi Kyle,
Thanks a lot for your review on Mosso’s hosting. I’m thinking about setting up an account with them and moving my websites over.
How difficult was it to transfer your sites to Mosso?
Thanks!
Sebastian,
There was nothing in the process that was out of the ordinary. Was there something specific you were concerned with?