I've really been giving a lot of thought into getting my own domain name. I know I've mentioned this before, but the one thing that worries me is whether I would be able to continue the web hosting services or if it will all come crashing down with the economy as it is.
Not too long ago I looked into webhostinggeeks.com. I liked the fact that they give you an idea of several different hosts by review. I like to know what the company is like from personal experience.
I was actually looking at Bluehost since it seems to be rated in the top spots of the site's reviews. There are a few great options that bluehost has, and I like the idea of a domain name forever. Then again, if I ever decided that I didn't want to keep it, that offer would be pointless.
I also noticed that web hosting geeks has free google adwords and free yahoo marketing. Those both might come in handy in the future. One thing I want to say about getting my own site. I don't want just one for the Insane Writer. I've been looking into the possibility of other sites as well.
What do you guys think? What would you go with? Would you use any of the sites listed? If not, what do you use? Any advice?
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For a while now I've been kicking around the idea of my own website instead of just a blog. Several years ago I did happen to have my own website for my writing. The only reason I don't currently have it is because I never really did anything major with it and it wasn't worth the price at the time.
Since I've been focusing on freelance writing with the Insane Writer Blog, I've had some success and I've been wondering if I transfer this blog to a domain name, would it be even better? The only thing I don't really like about a web hosting blog is the fact that it that there is a lot more upkeep involved to keep it running smoothly.
And then there's the question of where do you turn to when you're looking for a good web host or domain name service? Who do you choose? I like the idea behind Web Hosting Geeks and their reviews and ratings on the best services for web hosting and domain names. It gives me an idea of what's worth it and what's not.
What do you think? is web hosting geeks worth the visit? Would you use it if you were looking for web hosting services?
I've been looking into web hosting for a while now. If I want to really expand my income online, I need to think of the bigger picture as far as online services.
However, I also want the best rates with a great service. While I don't want to be paying $10 a month for web hosting, I also don't want to be paying $5 a month for web hosting that charges hidden fees or has lousy web hosting service.
Sometimes I wonder if it's a no win situation, but then I just found out about web hosting rating and I like it. Their site offers a review of different web hosts with prices and a rating system of who is good and who is better.
They also rank the web host providers and tell you how much of a limitation you have as far as usage space and visitors. How insane is that?
Okay, so I must admit, I also love their articles. There is some great advice in the form of how-to's when it comes to using web hosting, deciding on a domain name or just knowing what all of the technical mumble jumble means. Sooo very cool. I'm always up for learning new things!
I actually found an article that is right up my alley too! lol Should You Purchase Cheap Hosting. It gave me an interesting insight on why there are some advantages to spending a little more on better web hosting.
So, if things really pick up as far as my freelance writing and other projects online, I probably will consider getting some sort of web hosting package. What do you think? What would you choose or recommend? I'm always open for advice.
