ISP and Hosting Promos with Giveaways

[biometrics]

ISP and hosting companies can promote products in this thread for free on one condition.

They must give something away with each post. And not shitty stuff, it must be something worthwhile.

We will have our first promo tomorrow...

 

[biometrics]

We will have our first promo tomorrow...

Someone didn't come to the party...

 

[bokka1]

I am actually looking for a hosting company to move to, I basically need about 10GB of space that does not cost an arm and a leg. (It will be for email hosting)

 

[Bryn]

I am actually looking for a hosting company to move to, I basically need about 10GB of space that does not cost an arm and a leg. (It will be for email hosting)

Don't skimp on your email. Get G Suite Basic for $6 per month ($4.80 for the first year). Absolute security and peace of mind, you won't be beholden to any ISP's continuation, no risk of losing your emails, easy to login in various email clients, can be upgraded for G Suite Business at any time for an extra $6 pm, it's private and an ISP can't access your emails etc.

Plus if you want a website to go with your email, you can put something very basic together for no extra cost using the included Google Sites:

Google Sites: Create & Host Business Websites | Google Workspace

Use Google Sites to create and host a high-quality business website for your team, project, or event. Get Sites as part of Google Workspace.

gsuite.google.com

All the benefits and pricing:

Compare Flexible Pricing Plan Options | Google Workspace

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[biometrics]

*cough* @Jade @ AH *cough*

 

[Jade @ AH]

*cough* @Jade @ AH *cough*

as you can tell I missed this one completely, most likely my fault as I havent as active on here as I would have liked.
Since the last interaction things have been hectic, but I promise to be here more often.

 

[Johnatan56]

Biometrics is being a hustler.

@Jade @ AH do you have any influence on your guys' site?

Just saying because your site is too busy/repetitive information. I know I keep mentioning them, should ask them to sponsor me, lol, but take a look at datakeepers site:

EPYC Linux Virtual Servers (VPS) - In The Cloud | South Africa

100% NVMe Powered Virtual Servers. CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian.

virtualservers.co.za

Then take a look at your one:

Shopping Cart - Absolute Hosting (PTY) LTD

client.absolutehosting.co.za

The issue with your design is that the text for the servers is really, really small. You also have way too much text for all of them, notice how datakeepers has the common stuff on the left. You can do that at the top of the listing, stating all come with:

AMD EPYC 7552 CPU
NVMe SSD Storage
1 Static IPv4 Address
Self Managed Firewall
1 VPS Backup Slot Included
noVNC Console
Full Root Access
Multiple Operating Systems
Support for SSH Keys
PTR Record Management (rDNS)
Free DNS Hosting

And then differentiate it by saying:
vCores
RAM
Storage
Bandwidth.

You can do a top and bottom tier, top level being Entry and then second being Professional or whatever one you like using.

That way you are selling these great features, and people don't have to check each entry to see if it has e.g. Free DNS hosting included, they can compare what is actually different.

It also allows you to up the font size as more stuff fits.

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Then other stuff like the logo, remove the text under it, there should be a link in your footer to support instead, just repeat same as contact us. Put the search and contact form behind an invisible recaptcha, don't force the recaptcha like that.

And the menu store needs to be split into e.g. hosting and services, you're doing an information overload.

Design motto to live by is KISS: "Keep it simple, stupid".

 

[biometrics]

as you can tell I missed this one completely, most likely my fault as I havent as active on here as I would have liked.
Since the last interaction things have been hectic, but I promise to be here more often.

So are you going to do a giveaway here?

 

[Jade @ AH]

Biometrics is being a hustler.

@Jade @ AH do you have any influence on your guys' site?

Just saying because your site is too busy/repetitive information. I know I keep mentioning them, should ask them to sponsor me, lol, but take a look at datakeepers site:

EPYC Linux Virtual Servers (VPS) - In The Cloud | South Africa

100% NVMe Powered Virtual Servers. CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian.

virtualservers.co.za

Then take a look at your one:

Shopping Cart - Absolute Hosting (PTY) LTD

client.absolutehosting.co.za

The issue with your design is that the text for the servers is really, really small. You also have way too much text for all of them, notice how datakeepers has the common stuff on the left. You can do that at the top of the listing, stating all come with:

AMD EPYC 7552 CPU
NVMe SSD Storage
1 Static IPv4 Address
Self Managed Firewall
1 VPS Backup Slot Included
noVNC Console
Full Root Access
Multiple Operating Systems
Support for SSH Keys
PTR Record Management (rDNS)
Free DNS Hosting

And then differentiate it by saying:
vCores
RAM
Storage
Bandwidth.

You can do a top and bottom tier, top level being Entry and then second being Professional or whatever one you like using.

That way you are selling these great features, and people don't have to check each entry to see if it has e.g. Free DNS hosting included, they can compare what is actually different.

It also allows you to up the font size as more stuff fits.

----------

Then other stuff like the logo, remove the text under it, there should be a link in your footer to support instead, just repeat same as contact us. Put the search and contact form behind an invisible recaptcha, don't force the recaptcha like that.

And the menu store needs to be split into e.g. hosting and services, you're doing an information overload.

Design motto to live by is KISS: "Keep it simple, stupid".

Howdy, just to clarify regarding DK site and ours

You're comparing their front end site to our whmcs site which are very different.
If you're going to compare apples with apples then you need to use the following url's

Virtual Servers - Linux - DataKeepers

portal.datakeepers.co.za

Shopping Cart - Absolute Hosting (PTY) LTD

client.absolutehosting.co.za

For front end,

EPYC Linux Virtual Servers (VPS) - In The Cloud | South Africa

100% NVMe Powered Virtual Servers. CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian.

virtualservers.co.za

VPS Hosting South Africa VPS Server Hosting from R79 Per Month

VPS Hosting South Africa - VPS Servers from R100 Per Month + Dedicated IP + Backup + Full Root Access + PTR Records + Multiple OS Available

absolutehosting.co.za

We dont fiddle around with WHMCS' design much as we've been burnt by dodge code within templates (include the one that DK's use) and as a result what you see on our whmcs is pretty much what every whmcs user is forced to use.

I do get your point about the repetition of data but the reason for this is that it helps when choosing the correct product and makes it easier to distinguish what is and is not included.

 

[Jade @ AH]

So are you going to do a giveaway here?

What do you have in mind?

 

[Johnatan56]

Howdy, just to clarify regarding DK site and ours

You're comparing their front end site to our whmcs site which are very different.
If you're going to compare apples with apples then you need to use the following url's

Virtual Servers - Linux - DataKeepers

portal.datakeepers.co.za

Shopping Cart - Absolute Hosting (PTY) LTD

client.absolutehosting.co.za

For front end,

EPYC Linux Virtual Servers (VPS) - In The Cloud | South Africa

100% NVMe Powered Virtual Servers. CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian.

virtualservers.co.za

VPS Hosting South Africa VPS Server Hosting from R79 Per Month

VPS Hosting South Africa - VPS Servers from R100 Per Month + Dedicated IP + Backup + Full Root Access + PTR Records + Multiple OS Available

absolutehosting.co.za

We dont fiddle around with WHMCS' design much as we've been burnt by dodge code within templates (include the one that DK's use) and as a result what you see on our whmcs is pretty much what every whmcs user is forced to use.

I do get your point about the repetition of data but the reason for this is that it helps when choosing the correct product and makes it easier to distinguish what is and is not included.

Should be a pretty easy change though? You've only had bad web devs?

 

[Jade @ AH]

Should be a pretty easy change though? You've only had bad web devs?

Not without hacking the template which causes issues

Changing the Default Order Form Template | Order Forms | Guides & Tutorials

I'll see how else we can improve the overall look as per your recommendations - thanks @Johnatan56