Neureal Inc. Launches New Web Hosting Portfolio

HostReview.com
Friday, July 30, 2004; 12:00 AM

July 30, 2004 - (HostReview.com) - Neureal, Inc. (www.neureal.com) announced the launch of a new portfolio of hosting plans. Multi-domain hosting allows client to have a number of fully functional independent web sites under the same account.

"If I had to pick a feature that I am mostly proud of it would be the one that our clients do not even know exists, but we would not be able to provide a fraction of services we offer without it," concludes Mr. Goldman, referring to distributed infrastructure concept pioneered by Neureal. Distributed infrastructure entails that different physical services such as email, database, and http are split between different physical servers. This provides for increased stability and available connectivity.

"We are very pleased to be able to provide even more value-added solutions," stated company President David Goldman. "I believe that it is paramount for a small-medium enterprise to have access not only to a basic web hosting service, but also to a range of web development, e-marketing and e-commerce tools."

Web-based software allows a beginner client to create a professional website via series of templates and wizards. "This is very important for a small business owner" continues Mr. Goldman. "It allows him or her to efficiently use his or her time to run the business instead of learning fundamentals of web design.

"Of course all our solutions would have been useless if we could not organize them in the meaningful way," remarks Mr. Goldman. Control panel offered by Neureal provides the complete access to the hosting account from billing information management to advanced domain management in one easy to learn and use package.

Neureal Inc. is a web hosting and web Development Company based in Wilmington, Delaware. Established in 2000, Neureal specializes in the providing of web hosting, business hosting, web design and e-commerce solutions to small-medium enterprises and individuals.