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I am not looking for a host which covers the area but a host specifically who can cater the area.

Dear Sirs,
can you recommend me reliable dedicated hosting for a maximum of $70 per month to have ultra fast loading pages.
Please give concrete help because I searched in a variety of companies remained very confused and I apologize in advance to the dictionary because I use a translator.
Would like to know your views on GTHost.com and Neironvps.com dedicated server hosting solutions?
Thank you for your specific recommendations.

I run several WordPress sites. Some are more complex than others (1 is moderately intensive).
I'd like to host all my sites on the same platform, rather than have 1 here, 1 there, etc. I can spend up to $40 a month on hosting. So a few questions:
1) Are there any "premium" shared/cloud hosting platforms out there (I know that sounds like an oxymoron, but some shared hosts are better than others).
2) Should I look at Managed WordPress solutions? Any recommendations?
I am looking to upgrade to something more WordPress friendly. (currently paying about $25/month).
What can you say about Regvps.com vps hosting solutions? Can I rely on them?

Thanks!

I'm a noob here and want to became a useful member of this forum.