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basic tips...hmmmn.. i guess the most basic one to consider is what-your-business-is-all-about-question which actually comes first. the focus on ones business, let's say you want a hosting business, sure you don't want it to look like facebook or mashable in anyway, right? ;p light weight...

by the looks of your posts you are already decided to use static pages + self-coding but then i'd still would like to add my 2 cents ;p i'd say stick to wp, there are ready made plugins on how and what you actually needed. site speed = gzip compression plugins + ajax loader seo = seo plugins...

if you have an FTP account, then that is possible to upload pages... if there's none you can create a blank page with it and edit it manually. Please find an edit button or something similar that will enable you to edit (by html text) the files/pages of your site. site builders usually have a...

im sorry but i have to comment on this ;p well the title says "Best software for web designing?" :P me personally as web designer don't use dreamweaver or any coding software to design a webpage ;p i majorly use Photoshop and Illustrator to design a website. nothing still beats PSD to...

honestly, there are no problems with young people giving away free hosting, i know a few sites who are good at it. its just that there are people who abuse their host. they beg and beg for space and bandwidth but can't even put up a decent site, tbh. its either they go for porn or make their...

definitely WHMCS! i haven't used HostBill so my vote is for WHMCS.

i agree that its all risky if we are talking about online partnership and that we don't have any idea who is this people behind their comp. i've been with 2 partnerships online and was totally lost when everything grew (strange) especially during downtimes >.< even written agreements can be...