Shared hosting involves multiple websites sharing resources on a single server. It’s a cost-effective solution where server resources (like CPU, RAM, and storage) are shared among various websites hosted on the same server.

– Affordability: Shared hosting is cost-effective as the server resources are divided among multiple users, reducing individual costs.

   – Ease of Use: It’s ideal for beginners, requiring minimal technical knowledge to set up and manage a website.

   – Maintenance: Server maintenance, updates, and security are handled by the hosting provider, reducing the user’s administrative responsibilities.

Getting started with shared hosting is relatively straightforward:

   – Choose a reputable hosting provider that offers shared hosting plans.

   – Select a suitable plan based on your website’s needs (consider factors like storage, bandwidth, and support).

   – Register a domain name or transfer an existing one.

   – Set up your account, configure your website, and start building or transferring your content

To migrate your website from one shared hosting provider to another:

   – Back up your website’s files and databases.

   – Select a new shared hosting plan and register your domain if necessary.

   – Upload your website files to the new hosting server.

   – Import your databases and configure settings.

   – Update your domain’s DNS to point to the new hosting provider.

   – Test your website on the new hosting to ensure everything is working correctly before canceling the old hosting service.

Always ensure that you have adequate backups and, if needed, seek guidance from both your current and new hosting providers to facilitate a smooth migration process.