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  1. #16
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    I think dedicated server resources will be too large to use fully when it is used for small business. That maybe a waste of money. As guys talked above,you could try the business shard hosting plan at first. As business gets bigger and popular ,shared hosting plan could be upgraded to other higher plans,alternatively you could changed it to dedicated server then.
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  2. #17
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    Indeed! It is useless to invest hundreds of dollars on Dedicated Server if your requirements are not much. Simply to start with the shared hosting and then upgrade

  3. #18
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    That could be shared web hosting as well. I said above. But you need to know what you are looking for in requirements. Or you will have dedicated server and pay for that in full and use 1% of it.

  4. #19
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    I suggest you to go for simple shared web hosting. If you have a small business. It is a good dedicated server for you.

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