PRLog (Press Release) -
Nov 03, 2009 -
Host Color has reported to the web hosting media that it released coupon code BETTERWEBSITE. It gives its customers 25% instant rebate on all Shared Web Hosting ( hostcolor.com/
webhosting ) plans. The web host has also announced that it now provides a free SEO consultation to all new customers of Multi Site (
http://www.hostcolor.com/webhosting/multidomainhosting ) web hosting plan.
The SEO consultation is an unique service called Color SEO ( hostcolor.com/
website/color-
seo ) that Host Color usually provides as a separate service priced at $95. It provides the company's customers with a complete Search engine optimization consultation (SEO) service which includes: Meta Tags optimization;
Advice on web pages optimization;
Suggestions on how to increasing the relevance between site pages, Help in organizing website content, and advice on how to better structure the whole website.
Host Color has recently improved its web hosting services and allowed its Multi Site customers to host unlimited websites and unlimited domain names. It also increased the disc space quota on its premier shared plan.
The hosting provider has recently increased the RAM, disc space and bandwidth quotas of its best sold Virtual Private Server ( hostcolor.com/
vps ) plans. The company's entry level virtual server "VPS Start" now offers 384 MB RAM, 15 GB disc space and 150 GB data transfer per month. Another VPS plan - "VPS Advance" - was also beefed up and now features 768 MB RAM, 30 GB space and 300 GB monthly data transfer.
Host Color LLC is a U.S. web hosting provider incorporated in Delaware. It powers thousands of business and personal websites hosted in data centers in South Bend, Indiana, U.S. and Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The company also provides Fully Managed Dedicated Hosting services and Europe based website hosting through its EU based subsidiary HC Europe. It offers discounts to academics and non-governmental organizations. The Host Color's corporate message is "Web hosting about people, not about gigabytes".
