Host for a website is good, have a look at the blog. Go daddy is great for
registering domains also.

I like Pair.com, also ThePlanet.com. Some of our clients are with GoDaddy and like them, some don't.   For small businesses, sometimes I recommend that you choose a small hosting company who can give more personalised support. Ask your peers and friends locally who they use and can recommend.  

I've used a couple dozen hosts and I have 2 favorites; Hostgator or Hostmonster - unless you have specific programming needs, these will do it for you. These 2 have given me the least amount of problems, have proven reliable, and have the features 99% of most people need. And a great price per month. I would only get a domain at GoDaddy, never hosting. Message Edited by NicoleD on 11-30-2009 04:52 PM

I have had good luck with Midphase for my hosting.  I would get one of their smaller plans with a dedicated IP address to keep yourself separate from all the other domains hosted on their shared servers - since you never know who else could be sharing your network neighborhood. 

I buy my domains through godaddy and host everything through hostgator. Been happy so far.

 I have heard several times about godaddy.com as a good hosting company. When you find a hosting company considering their history is very important.

Well,   GoDaddy is a good domain registrar and has a business model to follow, but I'm afraid they aren't the best choice anyone might make when it comes to web hosting services. Some of the companies mentioned above receive better customer reviews, especially when it comes to Shared Hosting.

Hostgator and Godaddy are good hosting company but i use jctweb.com site for web hosting.

I host over 100 websites, and I prefer hostgator! Godaddy is also great, however they take longer to learn. They both are excellent hosting companies Joel McLaughlin Dataflurry.com Message Edited by NicoleD on 12-11-2009 04:58 PM

I used host monster for a bit, and found it for a static website and stuff is kinda ok. The one drawback is that its MYSQL hostings. If you want an active forum on host monster with more then 2 thousand members, they only allocate a SMALL amount of memory for MYSQL Queries. If you want a higher bandwidth account be prepared to spend an adtional 100.00 a year. I find it depends what you want out of a host, Its best to understand your niche and content. If you want large amount of space, or a big forum, or more multi-media VOIP/streaming type of service, it all depends on what you need to get out of a host, do you gauge what host is best for you. Most people say this host and this host is better, cause it suits their needs, in order to find a good host, you have to know YOUR needs.