Get Yourself a Website - Without the Drama
So, you're done with the free web hosts. Gone through Geocities, Angelfire, Fortune City. You're exhausted with the pop-ups and banners. You want a real site. But where to go? You look around the net, and the possibilities seem endless. 20 MB of space for only $20 a month! Wow! That's fantastic!
Or is it? Way back when I bought my domain and signed up with a web host, I was the typical "the internet is so wonderful" optimist. I was thrilled to find something that sounded just about what I kind of wanted - and bam, just like that, $300 poorer and with a useless chunk of web space that wouldn't even work properly. My domain addresses wouldn't connect, my content was being warped - things weren't looking too good for me.
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Free Hosting - A Real Bargain? With the availability of many free hosting offers so prevalent on the Internet, are they the bargain they seem to be?
I must admit the offer of free hosting does have major appeal however, rarely is something of value given away for nothing. At first glance, free hosting sounds like a good deal! Upon closer inspection, you'll find close to 100% of them not suitable for a business website at all.
Before getting one of the free hosting packages, the person needs to have a specific idea what the website is going to be used for. Is it personal or for business?
If it's a personal website that's going to be used to post the family newsletter, photographs and so on, it's a perfectly good use of one. On the other hand, if it's a website built for commercial purposes, the free hosting packages are of limited utility to a business operation.
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