Best free web hosts?
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For free hosting, you are gonna have to choose between:
- forced ads but decent functionality
- ad free but limited functionality
awardspace is OK, from what I remember.
weebly is pretty good for a beginner.
Support from a free host usually is not that great.
- forced ads but decent functionality
- ad free but limited functionality
awardspace is OK, from what I remember.
weebly is pretty good for a beginner.
Support from a free host usually is not that great.
asmallorange.com does great hosting with great support for $5 a month.
You can have as many domains as you like on it and you won't waste time dealing with nonsense.
Free hosting is a false economy in my experience. In the amount of time you'll likely lose, you could have earned that $5 back several times over washing cars or something.
You can have as many domains as you like on it and you won't waste time dealing with nonsense.
Free hosting is a false economy in my experience. In the amount of time you'll likely lose, you could have earned that $5 back several times over washing cars or something.
i have a 0fees.net account which doesnt force any ads.
Free hosting doesn't need to have "forced ads", or "crap service", if you understand marketing you'll know that free web hosting is a great tactic to upsell your paid services.
Think about it, you seet up a free experimental blog on your free webspace, you put on adsense, and start earning bucks. Then you want to set up anotyher few blogs to make money from.. what do you do?? That's right buy a pro account from your free webhost.
BTW, I don't host any of my money making sites on a free host, I use it to test out scripts to make sure they work properly, before putting tthem up on my real server.
I'm cuyrrently with tsohost.co.uk
but they only allow up to 6 add-on domains/sites on their packagae (which sucks)
So I'm going to buy an account from either bluehost or hostgator, as I'm almost running out.
Free hosting doesn't need to have "forced ads", or "crap service", if you understand marketing you'll know that free web hosting is a great tactic to upsell your paid services.
Think about it, you seet up a free experimental blog on your free webspace, you put on adsense, and start earning bucks. Then you want to set up anotyher few blogs to make money from.. what do you do?? That's right buy a pro account from your free webhost.
BTW, I don't host any of my money making sites on a free host, I use it to test out scripts to make sure they work properly, before putting tthem up on my real server.
I'm cuyrrently with tsohost.co.uk
but they only allow up to 6 add-on domains/sites on their packagae (which sucks)
So I'm going to buy an account from either bluehost or hostgator, as I'm almost running out.
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