Business Web Hosting Service

I am starting my own web hosting service and I just want to know what is the best way to get customers ?
Ok, so I decided that I wanted to start a web site hosting business, and I was wondering in your opinion, what is the best marketing tactics that work, that are legal, and gets customers to buy. Please help I want to make this work. check out my site, let me know if there is anything I could work on that might make it better and so I can get more customers. http://www.omagehost.com

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WHy does Yahoo web hosting and business mail provide such crappy service?
They dont pick up their phones I can get in to my business mail account and I pay Yahoo a whole lot of money for crappy service

now i have switched over to bluehost webhosting http://www.bluehost.com/track/bluehostwebhosting/

lowest requirement server for web hosting service ??
I want to start web hosting business and what is the lowest requirement for that?

There are several ways of doing this, but it depends on alot of factors. Will you buy a resellers account and sell that way, or will you be signing up to a free reseller program that allows you to sell hosting that way?

How do I set up a web hosting service if a friend wants me to build him a web site?
If a friend wants me to build a web site for his plumbing business, how do I set up a hosting package? Do I purchase an account from a web server or do I make him do that? If I purchase the account, do I give him access? What do other people do?

In my experience, I have suggested purchases, keeping the client informed (sometimes bugging the client at every step along the way, and maybe too much for the client's patience, but enough to be ethical on my part). I had the client physically present for the web hosting purchase (to enter e.g. credit card info including validation number on back of card) and to enter an agreed-upon access password, for both of us. We printed website access info (logon info, FTP access info, etc. Most assuredly, the client had access, in case my services prove unsatisfactory, or in case the client proves unsatisfactory to me and (for either of these reasons) we decide to quit doing business with each other...