Hosting

GoDaddy web hosting is cheap and easy, (good if you don't know how to set up web and mysql servers on your own) but not very fast. Personally, I would go with a Linux VPS from a smaller host like NickHost (that's what I use). The staff are very friendly and willing to work with you personally if you have problems or questions, and you can get custom quotes and month-to-month payment plans and stuff so you don't pay for more than you need. Plus, I don't know if it's possible to run multiple websites through one hosting service on GoDaddy, so it might get messy, whereas with a VPS, I know you can. You can also get multiple IP addresses with NickHost. My website is also much snappier than it was when I was with GoDaddy.

I don't recommend GoDaddy to anyone even if it is their only option. I have heard mostly negative things about them than positive ones.

Try something like http://www.arvixe.com (I can vouch for them - They have a great costumer support and overall the service is great).

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Thank's I'll check it out, Seems like the site is available for clients only at the moment though

"Sales questions can be sent to nick[at]nickhost.net."

Yes but it would just be easier for me to check it out once the site is up -.-

If you're technical enough, go to http://aws.amazon.com - utilize their cloud server instances. You literally get a micro server free for an entire year. After that its $15/month. I host about 10 mini-sites with low traffic on it fine.