CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA, January 11, 2012 (Press-News.org) OzeVision Web Hosting snatches the distinction of ranking 10th amongst the "Top 25 Most Poplar" web hosting companies in the category "Australian Web Hosting Directory" by WebHostDir.com. The awards page can be viewed at:
http://ozevision.com/web_hosting/top-25-most-popular-webhosting-awards.html
WebHostDir.com appraise the 25 most liked companies in the category "Australian Web Hosting Directory" on monthly basis. The "25 Most Popular List" is based on the number of online votes a webhost company receives and the number of times their profile page is visited monthly. This appraisal based method of ranking ensures that every month WebHostDir.com produces an updated list of web hosting companies that potential customers can trust for their web hosting requirements.
"The year 2011 ended with a bang for us. Snatching this award in a highly competitive category has been a confidence booster for us. This award emphasizes our never ending focus on serving our hosting customers. This is the 13th time we get award in "Australian Web Hosting Directory" category. This emphasizes once again that our customers are happy with the web hosting services that we provide," says Khalid M. Syed, Director and owner of OzeVision.com that owns and operates OzeVisionWebHosting.com.
OzeVision Web Hosting has been providing budget hosting services in the global market since 2005. The wide range of web hosting services goes from entry level webhost packages to enterprise class dedicated solutions for the demanding hosting customers. The generous dedicated hosting packages provide an excellent choice for a customer searching for server hosting solution.
OzeVision Web Hosting provides web hosting and domain registration. For any inquiries please visit www.OzeVisionWebhosting.com and use the "Contact Us" form.
OzeVision Web Hosting Snatches Web Hosting Award in December 2011
OzeVision Web Hosting snatches award in category "Web Hosting Directory" in December 2011.
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