Comments on: 5 Website Building Tools That Will Pamper Your Site Like It Deserves To Be Pampered

By: Dcueba

Dcueba — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 03:14:00 +0000

Thanks for the advice!

By: Joshua Cary

Joshua Cary — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 13:33:00 +0000

Here’s my take on your question… Go with a WordPress self-hosted installation. This simply means that you should find a good reputable web host like my top suggestion Host Gator (they have plans for around $6 per month or less if paid annually).

Then, you will have one-click access through your hosting control panel to install WordPress. Be careful choosing lesser known, ‘cheaper’ hosting companies, as you will ultimately get what you pay for.

You need a web host to be your tech support and available to you every step of the way. Hope this helps.

By: Joshua Cary

Joshua Cary — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 13:27:00 +0000

Hi Jen,

Some of these builders do allow you to use your own domain, usually for a small additional fee. But if you ask me, it’s well worth it and the direction you’d want to go in.

By: Dcueba

Dcueba — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 19:42:00 +0000

Wondering if anyone has any advice for me… I am totally new to the whole web hosting thing but I’d like to create a little website for my pet sitting business I just started. I plan on going with one of the 5 listed above or possibly wordpress and I’d like it to be free. So after I build it, I need to find a web hosting company that to host the site, correct? I know you can piggy back onto say yola for example and get hosting for free but then your site will have the word yola in it. Here’s the thing… I’d like to not have to pay or pay very little at least. I’ve seen hosting services offering a free domain when you sign up for their monthly hosting and they are charging as low as $3-4/mo. My question is…Which is the better way to go… Piggy backing off of a more well known name such as wordpress, yola, or wix OR paying for dirt cheap hosting with someone like Fat Cow but being able to have your own domain?

By: Jenandnixon

Jenandnixon — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 20:54:15 +0000

I am very curious, since I'll have to visit these sites whether they allow you to use the domain you will be using for my business? Any idea?

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