How much traffic load can these shared host take?

I'm planning to move a site and right now I'm considering shared hosting on an established brand like Hostgator, godaddy, bluehost etc.

My question is how much load can these webshost take? I get around 4000 vistors generating 6000 impression each day, and this is going to grow. I want my site secured for atleast 3x times the visitors. I don't want to keep moving. I also don't want my site to go down under the load, who wants?

Please advice.

Also give your experinces on hostgator, godaddy, bluehost, hostmoster and any reputed others.

Edit: The site will run Wordpress.

 

In my experience, a site that has been getting over 15k uv's per day at shared hosting, I was asked to upgrade to VPS...

I think it depends from host to host, you should choose one that interests you and ask them yourself.

 

It also depends on type of site. I have an arcade and some games are 1mb so i can use like 400mb worth of bandwidth a day for just 600 game plays, so imagine big arcades use loads more. If its just text, like a blog then not much, just work out page size x pageviews and you should get a rough idea.

 

So what should I look for in a web host? It's a normal wordpress blog. bandwidth is not much concern, every webhost offer gigantic amounts. I'm worried about the load/hour. the speed.

What do you suggest?

 

I have heard that clustered hosting provides comparable performance as dedicated hosting. Any idea? I just saw that Netfirms is offering clustered hosting on all their plans. How good is netfirms?

 

Well a blog is one of the least resource consuming sites there is so any major, if not all hosting companys basic plan will cover it. id recommend byethost, i would of gone with hostgator too if i hadnt found these but id never leave them now.

 

Can u provide statistics from your current load/hour & speed?

tbh if bandwidth is not a problem, I would go for shared hosting.

 

The blog is currently on blogger, so there is no such statistics. I want to move to wordpress, but I'm worried about site slowing down due to traffic.

 

Well go with a site that has multiple packages, if you chose basic and its not enough its really easy to upgrade on the same site.

 

Who are your currently hosting your blogger site 4k visits/day with theredgiant?

 

I would say not to go with shared host.
You need at least an low end vps to cater for 3x of your traffic.