thinking about building a website, what is the best hosting provider based on your experience?
Four answers:
anonymous
2012-04-19 21:48:42 UTC
Like many people I wondered about hostgator and if they really are as cheap and good like they claim. Scouring the web one day I managed to get lucky! I ran across a code that not only provided me website hosting for .01 but also provided me $100 for Google ads and $25 in Bing/Yahoo ads! Almost immediately after I finished my website I was able to get traffic because of this. The code works with ANY of the packages even the "hatchling plan"
To obtain the discount AND the bonus items use the coupon code "APRETTYPENNY" at check out, no quotes.
Andy
2012-04-19 20:29:01 UTC
eHosting.com are pretty good, they charge £1.99 to host one website and their support is brilliant. They answer questions within half hour. But if you want to go with the crowd then goDaddy.com is probably the most popular.
Mark O
2012-04-19 20:24:42 UTC
I use an ads free host for my business site .
regestered domainname on go daddy and the domain name servers of the hosted free space provider.
zymic.com
godaddy
had my domain name regestered with yahoo but they charged 35 a year while godaddy charged me 25 for 8 years go figure
Kodlee Yin
2012-04-19 20:10:34 UTC
In my opinion, Amazon EC2 servers are the way to go. If you're just building a website for a hobby or for recreation, I suggest GoDaddy for their cheap prices.
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