Kamila Looking At a New Blog Face

Not a week goes by when Kamila looks at how things are going with her blog and reflects on how it can improve. She is not just talking about increased traffic but the overall way her blog looks. It may seem ‘okay’ for new visitors, but to those who visit regularly perhaps it has become to static and needs a new look or style.

Being a ‘blogger’ blogger and on a free web host service the things she can do to spic up her site are surprisingly quite diverse. Kamila found that she can completely change the look of her blog, have sub-menus and broaden her whole blog outlook by using other Blogger designed formats from web designers who are giving them away free. There are hundreds of them to choose from and most absolutely free, albeit the designers name has to be at the foot of the home page – fair do. (E.g. iblogerz.blogspot.com)

With most of these new designs you have to save all you ‘extra add on’ bits and load in again onto the new format. Kamila just doesn’t feel confident enough to do this just yet, but might just experiment with a test site from Blogger. It is free do so she has nothing to lose.

On another front Kamila is also looking at how things are at home in Egypt. The reason was she saw a documentary all about her homeland on television the other day. She still feels that she is indeed fortunate not to be a camel carrier this is a hard life for a camel. She’d much rather be in Bulgaria as a blogging camel writing about it.

Kamila says “ I hope your December is a happy and joyful one!”

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Getting A New Web Host? Kamila Has Found A Good Guide

Just to remind everyone, Kamila the Camel is but a simple camel that has travelled a bit and now settled in Bulgaria trying to established herself a living on the Internet. She has found that being an administrator of a websites can as easy or as hard as you want it to be. Many webmasters use very simple methods and are successful, you don’t have to be a genius to make money from the Internet, but just work hard and understand the basics.

It is a great benefit that an incredible amount of help is on the Internet to guide you through some of the mazes of the web. Kamila may well find herself at some point in the future looking at another web hosting provider as Blogger, which she currently uses. It has its limitations and sometimes, especially from pay per posts parties, a bit of prejudice in terms of taking her blog seriously. Other bloggers with free Blogger domain blogs will know what Kamila means by this. Free blogs are definitely discriminated against.

When this time comes Kamila will defiantly go to a website that will give the best and impartial advice on what web host is deemed the best from people who actually use them. It is only fools and horses (not camels) that wouldn’t do their research before deciding which web hosting provider to use.

Kamila has found a site that does exactly what every blogger wants when making adventuring beyond the confines of Blogger, namely WebHostingRating.com. It is simply the world's largest independent web hosting directory with complete up-to-date details of all the main web-hosting providers. The benefit of surfing into this site which is basically the best web hosting guide around if you have a new web host in mind and is probably the best move you could make. Kamila has already been there and now looking seriously at the recommendations made from real customer feedbacks that are published there.

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Kamila On Finding The Right Webhosting Company

It has always been a bit of a mystery to Kamila as to how people choose the right webhosts. So many choices and a maze of information and claims that can be worded to sound so attractive and a, ‘Must have!’ label attached. Kamila is of the opinion that it doesn’t always do what it says on the label.

It is a wiser blogging camel that knows many webhosts just don’t live up the billing that is written up about the service they provide. There are problems that come about that just weren’t mentioned in the promotion. This is natural as there is no point promoting the fault of good or services. What’s more Kamila knows that sometimes you are probably tied in to a contract that has to run its course or lose money cancelling early. On the other hand Kamila thinks that there may be a webhost provider that is perfect for many webmasters, including camel bloggers, but you we just don’t know about them.

Kamila feels that what is needed is a feedback system where customers who have used a range of web hosting services give their opinions of the company. There is no better way of finding out whether that web hosting system is good bad or indifferent as it come from the very people who have actually used it on a day to day basis.

Furthermore in an ideal world, Kamila thinks that a rating should be given to each webhosting company based on certain key criteria such as customer satisfaction, affordability, reliability, uptime and the quality of technical support. On top of this it should cover a mass of webhosting companies, not just the well known who have been advertising more than others. The greater the choice the more likely a webhost can be found that hit the mark with you

Well Kamila has found a website that does just dedicated to rating webhosting companies through customer reviews and feedback. She found that this is the biggest searchable webhosting directory to date, which gives comprehensive information on all webhosting providers around right now with web hosting plans laid out. Also they give promotional and discount coupons alongside the very useful unedited reviews by real customers.

Kamila suggests that you have a look at some of the articles written up on this site there are some great tips within these article and not just about webhosting reviews. Kamila has always said that before you consider buying anything, do your homework on what’s best for you. This makes homework finding a webhosting company so much easier.

Kamila says,
“I hope you enjoyed my recommendation, even if you don’t need a webhosting provider right now!”

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