I was given the opportunity to test drive Siteground’s shared web hosting service for 30 days. I created a dummy blog to test and play with to get a feel for the service. Overall, the interface is easy to use. I was able to set up a WordPress account without having to leave the SiteGround user account panel area. From there, it was simple to choose my WordPress template and customize it. SiteGround servers are optimized for the most popular free applications available for blogging and website design —Wordpress and Joomla—in order to provide top website performance. SiteGround’s expert support is available 24/7 and even assists with WordPress- and Joomla-related issues. Also, their hosting prices are competitive with other quality hosting companies, and they offer three different hosting options depending on your website needs.
The Home tab of the account user area is very clean and easy to navigate. I hate logging into an account and not being able to get to what I want to do quickly. SiteGround lets you get in and see what’s what without a million flashing images and crappy text ads. The Resources tab provides links to all sorts of tutorials and other information you need to work on your blog or website.
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