We usually see many developed countries outsourcing their hosting services to developing countries, but it also happens the other way around. People in developed countries go to less developed countries to get low cost hosting while users in developing countries prefer more developed countries to get better features and improve privacy and security of their data. Few people even choose offshore hosting to promote things that are either illegal or banned in their countries.
After seeing the various aspects that usually make people look at offshore hosting, you have to understand that it is nothing and deliver what the doctor ordered. Even the slightest mistake can be disastrous for your customers, and this, in turn, will cause them to immediately abandon your hosting services.
For example, most people who go for offshore hosting have a very important reason that should not be reflected in the WHOIS database. They usually want to hide their identity or the fact that they own the site that hosts the site in question.
There are certain things you need to keep in mind before choosing offshore web hosting services. First of all, you need to make sure that you get exactly what you want, and that the service provider does not require extra stuffing of services that you do not need in the package.
You also need to have a clear understanding of the difference in the time zone of both countries, as well as understand the working conditions of the host country. If you have an idea of the local language you want to host your site in, this can be a great addition. All of this is important to ensure that issues such as technical glitches, lack of communication, and unwanted documentation remain at bay.
As an offshore hosting provider, you need to make sure that your clients do not suffer from such issues and try to have some translators who may be able to interact with clients in specific countries whenever necessary. Of course, it is impossible to retain translators for all languages, but depending on your client, you can focus on 1-2 international markets
