I remember distinctly having two websites with about 50 to 60 pages of content I spent months writing. Then I decided I wanted a different domain name for one of my sites. My problem was I had no idea how to migrate a website to a new domain.
This is for the Online Marketer who wants quality, easy to use web hosting, and they are learning how to do some technical things like the following: Masking websites, Registering domains, Redirecting their domains to either a website they built or another website like a blog or a capture page, Learning a bit about how to navigate the control panels, and Increasing their HTML skills.
I have used Bluehost for several of my accounts for years. They have typically given me good service, though occasionally I have had to deal with the 'he says, she says' and have had to go between several different third parties until I got an answer. Don't get me wrong, Bluehost reps know their stuff, but they can be pretty rude if the type of question doesn't fall exactly within their more info scope of support. Their online support such as email and ticket questions can be a nightmare as there are WAY too many options.
3rd place goes to Hostmonster. Although cheaper than Bluehost and HostGator, Hostmonster offers excellent uptime and support. 300Gb of disk space and 3000Gb of bandwidth is more than enough for any growing blog. Perfect for anyone wanting to keep initial costs low.
Bandwidth - 1000GB, 1500GB, and 2000GB respectively. Again ludicrously excessive numbers. Just imagine what would happen if all IX's customers actually tried use all that bandwidth! Luckily 99.999% of people never will. Just to put it in to context, those are sought of bandwidth allocations you get when using your own dedicated server (which usually costs at least $200/month), so when the price for the EP starts at just $3.95/month we know that something doesn't add up!
You can also access your server through cpanel or through FTP. They even throw in free Google AdWords and Yahoo search marketing credits, which is great for online marketers and store owners.