A good way to do this is to change hosts. It is a bit of hassle for you but for the sake of a mornings work you could potentially save yourself hundreds of dollars per year (dependent on how big your websites are).

Top Tip To Get A Good Price
The best way I have found to get a good deal is to haggle. You won’t be able to do this with websites like Hostgator but you can with the companies who are much smaller (but still provide a great service). I haggled on my the new reseller hosting account I recently opened and got a price of just over £17, the package normally costs £29.99 – this is over 40% off!

Just contact the host telling them your requirements (make sure they differ from their packages available) and the budget you are trying to stick to. See what they come back with and if no good then just move onto the next hosting provider!

Eventually you can get yourself a great deal with a really good host and in the process lower your costs and help your business beat the credit crunch!

Cut Hosting Costs To Beat The Credit Crunch is a post from: Web Hosting Blog

At the moment everything is quiet, and with the price of oil dropping I expect it to be the same for a quite a while. So now is certainly the right time for me to move the website from its own hosting package onto my own reseller hosting. This is going to save me just £40 over the next 12 months (about $71 at time of posting).

It will probably take me around an hour to set-up the new hosting, move the files across and change nameservers. Doing it properly should also ensure very little or hopefully zero downtime. And for the sake of an hour Ive saved myself £40 in expenses over the next 12 months.

So if you run a website which is no longer hot but you want to keep the website, change the hosting package to lower costs and increase profits!

Don’t Keep A Hosting Package If You Don’t Need It is a post from: Web Hosting Blog