Web hosting is a service that provides server space to make your website accessible on the internet.

Shared hosting hosts multiple websites on a single server, while VPS hosting provides dedicated resources for your website.

A domain is your website’s address (e.g. : example.com), while hosting is the server space where your website files are stored.

Paid hosting is generally more reliable, secure and faster, whereas free hosting may have limitations and ads.

For beginners, a basic / shared hosting plan is usually sufficient.

Optimizing images, enabling caching, using a CDN and choosing a fast server can improve hosting speed.

SSL secures your website and shows HTTPS in the URL, which builds user trust and improves SEO.

Most hosting providers offer automatic backups or you can manually back up your website files and database.

Bandwidth defines the amount of data your website can transfer per month.

You can upgrade via your hosting provider’s dashboard or by contacting their support team.

Email hosting allows you to create professional emails with your domain e.g. : info@yourdomain.com.

Uptime indicates the percentage of time the server remains active. 99.9% uptime is considered ideal.

Free SSL provides basic encryption, while Paid SSL offers advanced security features and warranty.

Yes, your server space will be deleted, but if you have a backup, it can be restored.

Check their availability via live chat, ticketing system and 24/7 support to assess service quality.