2011/02/24 15:02:38
Susan G
Hi All-

I need to set up a website, and I'm looking for recommendations. One video I saw suggested GoDaddy for registering domain names and HostGator for hosting, but there are lots of options out there (WebHostingHub, FatCow, JustHost, etc.) and I'm new to this, so I figured I'd ask the experts.

WebHostingHub is rated highly here, and it's among the least expensive.

What do you folks use?

Thanks!

-Susan
2011/02/24 15:05:21
bapu
Domain=GoDaddy
Hosting=Hosting24.com

2011/02/24 15:10:22
Russell.Whaley
I'm very happy with 1&1 internet. I have their Linux business package, which is $10/mo for 3 included domains, 250GB storage, and unlimited bandwidth.  So far, the service has been very reliable, and their support staff very helpful.  I'm happy to recommend them.

If by chance you end up going with them, would you consider using my affiliate link?  Thanks!
2011/02/24 15:18:40
Guitarhacker
Go Daddy of course.... they have the best commercials.
2011/02/24 20:13:56
Susan G
Thanks for the feedback.

So far I'm leaning towards WebHostingHub.com. It's $3.95/mo and includes a free domain name. The reviews are good, but I don't trust most of what I read these days! Anyone here have any experience with them?

Excuse my ignorance, but why do some recommend registering a domain name one place and hosting the site with another? Aren't all domain names created equal?

Thanks again-

-Susan


2011/02/24 20:44:35
craigb
Russell.Whaley


I'm very happy with 1&1 internet. I have their Linux business package, which is $10/mo for 3 included domains, 250GB storage, and unlimited bandwidth.  So far, the service has been very reliable, and their support staff very helpful.  I'm happy to recommend them.

If by chance you end up going with them, would you consider using my affiliate link?  Thanks!

Dang!  Someone beat me to it!  LOL...
 
Anyway, ALL of my personal websites and hostings as well as ALL of my business websites and hostings are with 1&1.  Neither I nor my business partners have had any issues with 1&1 (I've been with them for years).  Their customer support has been excellent, I also have no problem recommending them (of course I'll spare you "MY" affiliate link - hehe...).
2011/02/24 20:55:02
Beagle
my websites are also on 1&1 and yep russell beat us to it!  I have an affiliate link as well on my website...
2011/02/24 21:09:22
Susan G
Russell.Whaley


I'm very happy with 1&1 internet. I have their Linux business package, which is $10/mo for 3 included domains, 250GB storage, and unlimited bandwidth.  So far, the service has been very reliable, and their support staff very helpful.  I'm happy to recommend them.

If by chance you end up going with them, would you consider using my affiliate link?  Thanks!

Hi Russell-

I guess you win! I followed that link and it looked just like their regular order page -- was I supposed to see something different, or is that how the "affiliate link" works? Anyway, before I knew it, I'd placed an order, so I guess I have a website.

Now for some content... ;)

Thanks-

-Susan

2011/02/24 21:32:10
Susan G
So I was checking out some website building software (can't tell if 1&1 offers anything free) and came across weebly.com, which offers software and free hosting. The reviews look pretty good, too. Have I made a mistake already? I'm so confused...

-Susan
2011/02/24 21:49:16
Beagle
I've never heard of weebly - 1&1 has some limited website building tools included in your package - no programming experience needed.  it's limited to 12 pages, IIRC.

I use WebEasy Professional.  I think it was $50.
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