Your products are fantastic and will soon change the lives of their buyers in some big
and meaningful or small and fun ways! But in order to, well, not ruin your potential
customers’ experience, you gotta make sure your WooCommerce store is the fastest, most
reliable and beautiful e-store of them all. And for that, I’m gonna help you find the
best WooCommerce hosting of 2020, share knowledge and WordPress secrets along the way.
Hi, I’m Ruben, at 10Web, and I’ll be your guide for the next 20 mins. First, we’ll
discuss what’s WooCommerce hosting, what specific needs and requirements your site
has, especially regarding hosting. Then we’ll talk about the features and services you should
be looking for in a hosting. And finally, I’ll introduce you to the top three absolute
best WooCommerce hostings in 2020, including 10Web, with our managed hosting services,
that come at the price of shared hosting. So, let’s dive in! And by the way, if you’re
interested in any one part of this video, I’ve left you even more detailed timecodes
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But before we get started, let me know in the comments down below what’s the most
important thing about hosting in your opinion. So, first things first, let’s talk about
your WooCommerce store and WooCommerce hosting. WooCommerce stores, as you probably know,
are online stores hosted on WordPress using the respective plugin, which means you get
a lot of independence and customizability and own all your data. WooCommerce is an extremely
popular choice so you also have a huge community standing by if you ever need advice from fellow
users. But here’s the thing: WooCommerce may be a great choice, but a lot of its greatness
depends on the hosting provider you choose. Website speed? Depends on your hosting. Handling
spikes in traffic? Also, hosting. Uptime in general? Hosting. Security and backups? You
guessed it. Hosting is basically where your store lives, so as you can figure, picking
the right one is absolutely crucial. But let’s not rush ahead and focus on the needs of your
WooCommerce store one by one. Number one need is speed. You need your website
to be as fast as possible because in the case of online stores, your profits literally hinge
on your customers’ experience with your site. And these days, people are so spoilt
they never wait more than two seconds for a website to load. Number two is uptime. You
absolutely need your site to be up and running whenever there’s a visitor. Especially,
whenever there’s a massive traffic surge, like during Christmas shopping periods, Black
Fridays or some promotion working out really well.Thirdly, your WooCommerce site needs
to be built in a simple and beautiful way. You don’t want your visitors confused by
the layout or unable to view all products or proceed with a purchase.
So a well-designed online store is a must! Number four in our list of key WooCommerce
site needs is security and reliability. When it comes to such sensitive matters as the
personal data of your loyal customers or a website that’s handling something as important
as financial transactions, you need security issues taken care of by your host for sure.Requirement
number five: You need your WooCommerce site’s maintenance and management not to cost you
a fortune. Meaning, you don’t want to find yourself in a typical situation when you think
you paying one amount when in reality, with all the premium features and services accumulating,
you end up paying a lot more. And finally, number six is a great support team available
24/7. Because no matter how perfect a system is, sometimes you just have to sort out an
issue with a real person and fix it fast!I’m sure almost every WooCommerce store starts
out having a random shared hosting provider that lacks WooCommerce-specific features – just
whichever provider Google brings up first.
But soon, as your store grows and technology evolves, you come to realize that you can
ditch shared hosting and get a way better type of hosting for the same price or even
cheaper. So, to spare you extensive research, we’ll
go over the absolute best ways to spend your money in 2020 if you’re looking for a hosting
provider for your WooCommerce store. And number one on our list is...
Of course, 10Web is on top of our list. We’ve designed it to meet all your WP WooCommerce
site needs specifically! Guess what, with 10Web you can tick all the
boxes we discussed and it will cost you just 10 dollars a month if you have one store and
6 dollars a month if you host ten stores! That’s almost nothing for what you get.
It’s shared hosting prices, basically. Now let’s go over the six needs and how 10Web
addresses them: Speed. This one’s easy! Basically, all sites
get faster when moved to 10Web hosting. We use state of the art technology keeping your
store’s data on Google Cloud, using multiple data centers all around the world, NginX,
and caching. We even provide you a free image optimization service so your store will weigh
less and load faster. And if you use one of our free website templates, your site will
surely get a Google PageSpeed score of 95+. Your visitors will love browsing your lightning
fast site, no doubt about it. If you’re worried about migration, 10Web offers a one-click
migration option, so moving your store will be no trouble at all.Uptime. 10Web uses elastic
scaling so your website resources will always adjust according to traffic and your store
will always be available for its potential customers. And our free SEO service will make
sure your site is in the top Google rankings.Design. 10Web provides you with 40+ designer-made
website templates. You can choose one focused on clothes or electronics or baked goods,
depending on the store you have. And then you can edit the whole template using
our advanced user-friendly builder based on Elementor.
It also has 13 premium WooCommerce widgets which will make building and editing your
store even easier!Security and reliability. Websites hosted on 10Web get automatically
backed up, so you can always restore to one of the 10 available restore points if something
happens to your store’s data. You can also schedule security scans to get rid of any
threats and vulnerabilities and get a free SSL certificate so your visitors will be able
to establish secure connections. Tech support. 10Web care is available 24/7 via chat and
email and is ready to take on absolutely any question you may have about WordPress in general
and WooCommerce store maintenance in particular. And, of course, 10Web will get your WooCommerce
store the latest hosting technology on the market for just $10 a month, which can go
as low as $6 a month, if you host 10 websites. the price of shared hosting, not the best
type of hosting type there is. WP Engine is our second option. Here’s how this hosting
provider meets the requirements of your WooCommerce store: Speed. WP Engine has a great hosting
infrastructure and performance monitoring services to make sure your site loads fast
and has very high uptime. Migration. The process of moving your site is automated but you have
to install and activate a plugin made especially for migration which can be a headache, especially
for beginners. Security. You get built-in security features such as real-time threat
detection, enterprise-grade firewalls, and free hacking remediation by security experts.
Which is awesome!Pricing. The plans start from $30 a month, which isn’t cheap, especially
considering the fact that most plans use shared hosting. Support. WP Engine has an excellent
support team available 24/7 through phone, email and online chat. They also have a knowledge
base and a resource center for frequently asked questions. To sum it up, WP Engine has
a good hosting infrastructure and modern solutions for hosting issues, but the plans are quite
expensive and moving can be tricky. Let’s move on to SiteGround. SiteGround is quite
a popular hosting provider for WordPress, and is our third option for best WooCommerce
hosting. Let’s see how they’re doing on each of the five fronts: Speed. Site performance
and speed optimizations are one of the advantages of SiteGround. Your online store will have
almost perfect uptime and above average performance. Just like in the case of WP Engine, it can
be a complicated process with generating a token and installing a special plugin. There
has to be a better way to go about moving your site!For Security, it depends a lot on
the type of hosting you go for. If it’s shared, it comes with obvious pitfalls, SiteGround
or not. But to be fair, with SiteGround you do get more diligent account isolation than
with many other hosts. If we talk about pricing, everyone knows that shared hosting plans are
super cheap – they start at 5 dollars a month – but who wants shared hosting these
days? And for Cloud hosting – what you get at 10Web at quite a low price– with SiteGround
you’ll have to pay at least 80$ a month. Think about it. Support. SiteGround does have
a really responsive support system available to you 24/7 via phone, chat or email. In short,
all three of our examples are fine options but nothing compares to 10Web in terms of
the combination of affordability and excellence. And, of course, the ease of automatic migration
is priceless.Just sign up now for a free 14-day trial using the link in the description and
we’ll move your WooCommerce store to 10Web in just a few hours. You and your customers
deserve the fastest and most reliable WooCommerce hosting of 2020! Thanks for watching and don’t
forget to like and comment and subscribe if you wanna find out more about managing and
maintaining your Wordpress website! Ba-bye.