Okay! Can you help me to get to where I wanna go?? I want to create a website full of different information, blah blah blah. But I want to be able to have advertisements on there that I can make money off of. I am not computer literate so you really need to spell things out for me. What type of yahoo web thingy do I need in order to do this, or any other company for that matter. I%26#039;m not looking to spend a fortune but looking to gain one..... Any help is appreciated!! I checked into web hosting at yahoo but I think it was for a small business. The page is not for a small business but rather personal ... kinda ... but the geocities is not for me. I don%26#039;t think you can add ads to free websites.... so I%26#039;ve read... HELP!!
Website Question!?
1) Grab one of the low-budget shared hosting plans at HostGator (less than $4 a month)
2) Use the Fantastico automated install on your new hosting account to install Drupal with a couple of easy clicks.
3) If you like to write, start posting some articles to your new site so you%26#039;ve got some content, hopefully with a theme or series of related subjects. Alternately, get friends to sign up as registered users and get THEM to write some articles. Or go to online free article databases and grab some that fit your site%26#039;s theme.
4) Once you%26#039;ve got something of substance on your site, apply for a Google AdSense account.
5) Go the the Drupal website and install the AdSense module.
6) Configure the AdSense module for your site and BAM! - instant pay-per-click ads.
7) Write more articles, or add some from free article databases on the web. Keep adding new articles every week, and encourage registered users to add comments. The more activity you have on your site, the more frequently search engine robots will visit your site for indexing. Which means more visits from users, and more clicks on your ads.
Website Question!?
you can try freewebs.com
Reply:I think what you are talking about are %26quot;affilate%26quot; programs where you post a link to a mercant and if something gets sold off of your link you receive a few cents (and believe me it IS only a few cents) I know Amazon.com has them you might check other places, I think Ebay has them. But keep in mind you%26#039;re NOT going to make a lot of money this way. They don%26#039;t pay for every click from your page, you only get paid IF the person who enters the merchant%26#039;s site from your site actually makes a perchase and then you usually get no more than three cents for each purchase. So if a person makes a $100.00 perchase all you get is 3 cents out of that $100.00 and that could be for an entire week. When I go to a website I RARELY check out the advertisers on the site and I don%26#039;t know many people who actually do.
Reply:Go to http://www.intrinzicdesignz.com You can have a professionally made website for only $79. You can host your site on any webhosting company of your choice or IntrinzicDesignz can recommend a cheap and yet reliable host for you.
Reply:I suggest following webhosting , they are quite good.
Hostmonster http://anurl.com/?PQMRY
They offer hosting of %26quot;unlimited domains%26quot; and you will get massive webspace of 200000 MB (200 GB ). They only charge $4.95/month and they offer %26quot;a free Domain Name%26quot; and installing service called %26quot;Fantastico%26quot;. By using Fantastico, you could create own forum, photo gallery, shopping cart (e-commerce),your own auction site and your own blogs within few seconds. They also offer %26quot;Free Website Builder%26quot; as well.
Visit the site to check details.
Hostmonster http://anurl.com/?PQMRY
Domains
Following site is quite good to register domains as price is reasonable with free privacy. Some charge about $5/ year just for free privacy.
IPOWER http://anurl.com/?TXIBE
Saturday, April 18, 2009
*** unable to access my inbox ****?
my company takes e-mail and web hosting services from your small business dept. I have an e-mail account with the id: raj @ magnaitp.com which I have tied to my free yahoo mail-id which is raj_technofina @ yahoo.com. The problem is that I am unable to access the emails through the web interface(web mail), when ever I try using the web mail It does show that I am logged in,. but would come up with an error window. so we can take out the possibility of password being wrong.
The following error is what I get when I try to log on using the beta version
Ouch!
The error, LaunchCurlError-28, occurred when trying to connect to Yahoo! Mail.
To retry Yahoo! Mail Beta... To proceed to original Yahoo! Mail...
This error might be temporary..... ........
The following when I try using the regular web interface
Sorry for the inconvenience.
You%26#039;ve stumbled upon a temporary problem we%26#039;re having with Yahoo! Mail. Usually this problem gets resolved quickly, without y
*** unable to access my inbox ****?
Sorry, but this is not a question for Yahoo! Answers, this is a question for the Yahoo! Customer Service.
Check your hosting account information, it should contain service related contact information.
*** unable to access my inbox ****?
The problem can be with the computer and not Yahoo! Try signing on on a different computer.
The following error is what I get when I try to log on using the beta version
Ouch!
The error, LaunchCurlError-28, occurred when trying to connect to Yahoo! Mail.
To retry Yahoo! Mail Beta... To proceed to original Yahoo! Mail...
This error might be temporary..... ........
The following when I try using the regular web interface
Sorry for the inconvenience.
You%26#039;ve stumbled upon a temporary problem we%26#039;re having with Yahoo! Mail. Usually this problem gets resolved quickly, without y
*** unable to access my inbox ****?
Sorry, but this is not a question for Yahoo! Answers, this is a question for the Yahoo! Customer Service.
Check your hosting account information, it should contain service related contact information.
*** unable to access my inbox ****?
The problem can be with the computer and not Yahoo! Try signing on on a different computer.
Inexpensive but reliable web host...does it exist?
I have 2 small business websites at the moment...I pay $30 a year for each. They both started out with 50MB storage %26amp; 1000MB transfer. On one of them, I bought 50MB more storage. Domain was/is free.
However, I am constantly having problems with them. The websites will go down during peak hours for no reason, mail service is sporadic, I have deleted 3/4 of my website because they say I keep going over my limit...this is on the 100MB one.
I feel like I should look for a new one, but I really can%26#039;t spend much more than $60 total a year for the two together. I know you can get multiple domains now under some hosting plans, but by the time you pay for the extra domains, it%26#039;s not cheap anymore.
Where can I find something reasonable? Having all the bells %26amp; whistles is not a priority, but would be nice.
Inexpensive but reliable web host...does it exist?
I use webhostingbuzz.com - it%26#039;s reliable, and for $3/month you get 30GB space and 1000GB transfer/month. That%26#039;s a lot better than your current one!
What%26#039;s more, you can host multiple domains on the one hosting account. (Remember, domains themselves should only cost you $9 - e.g. at namecheap.com).
So, if there%26#039;s enough space on that one account, you should only have to pay $36/year or $54 if you register for two years.
I%26#039;ve been with WHB for a while now, and they seem to be for real. Good luck!!
Inexpensive but reliable web host...does it exist?
DO NOT go thru this company! They don%26#039;t do domain transfers Report It
Reply:I did bravenet for a year, price vs what you get was not to bad for the mid range paid hosting
Reply:Really a case of you get what you pay for. $30/year for hosting? If it is ever up you are lucky.
I use Lunarpages - has never been down, and I run 5 sites at a time off one account. More expensive than what you are paying, and worth it
Nothing that costs $30/year is going to be any good
Reply:I have around 25 sites hosted with CrystalTech.com. They have simple HTML plans for $2.95/month. They also have a 99.5% uptime percentage, great support and an easy to use control panel.
Good luck!
Reply:Yahoo! Web hosting is great! I love it, and will never use anyone else.
Reply:http://www.JuicyHosting.com is under $5/month, and would let you host both under the same account. they have a great service, http://www.LocoDomains.com is also very good
Reply:If you like to create websites (usually you will end up more than 1 website, I got more than 100 websites in about 6 months%26#039; time), go for multiple web hosting services where you could host all your websites in one account.
I would like to suggest following webhosting which I use, they are excellent.
Hostmonster http://www.hostmonster.com/track/ryukend...
They offer hosting of %26quot;unlimited domains%26quot; and you will get massive webspace of 300000 MB (300 GB ). They only charge $5.95/month and they offer %26quot;a free Domain Name%26quot; and installing service called %26quot;Fantastico%26quot;. By using Fantastico, you could create own forum, photo gallery, shopping cart (e-commerce),your own auction site and your own blogs within few seconds. They also offer %26quot;Free Website Builder%26quot; as well.
Visit the site to check details.
Hostmonster http://www.hostmonster.com/track/ryukend...
Domains
Following site is quite good to register domains as price is reasonable with free privacy. Some charge about $5/ year just for free privacy.
IPOWER http://www.anurl.com/?TXIBE
However, I am constantly having problems with them. The websites will go down during peak hours for no reason, mail service is sporadic, I have deleted 3/4 of my website because they say I keep going over my limit...this is on the 100MB one.
I feel like I should look for a new one, but I really can%26#039;t spend much more than $60 total a year for the two together. I know you can get multiple domains now under some hosting plans, but by the time you pay for the extra domains, it%26#039;s not cheap anymore.
Where can I find something reasonable? Having all the bells %26amp; whistles is not a priority, but would be nice.
Inexpensive but reliable web host...does it exist?
I use webhostingbuzz.com - it%26#039;s reliable, and for $3/month you get 30GB space and 1000GB transfer/month. That%26#039;s a lot better than your current one!
What%26#039;s more, you can host multiple domains on the one hosting account. (Remember, domains themselves should only cost you $9 - e.g. at namecheap.com).
So, if there%26#039;s enough space on that one account, you should only have to pay $36/year or $54 if you register for two years.
I%26#039;ve been with WHB for a while now, and they seem to be for real. Good luck!!
Inexpensive but reliable web host...does it exist?
DO NOT go thru this company! They don%26#039;t do domain transfers Report It
Reply:I did bravenet for a year, price vs what you get was not to bad for the mid range paid hosting
Reply:Really a case of you get what you pay for. $30/year for hosting? If it is ever up you are lucky.
I use Lunarpages - has never been down, and I run 5 sites at a time off one account. More expensive than what you are paying, and worth it
Nothing that costs $30/year is going to be any good
Reply:I have around 25 sites hosted with CrystalTech.com. They have simple HTML plans for $2.95/month. They also have a 99.5% uptime percentage, great support and an easy to use control panel.
Good luck!
Reply:Yahoo! Web hosting is great! I love it, and will never use anyone else.
Reply:http://www.JuicyHosting.com is under $5/month, and would let you host both under the same account. they have a great service, http://www.LocoDomains.com is also very good
Reply:If you like to create websites (usually you will end up more than 1 website, I got more than 100 websites in about 6 months%26#039; time), go for multiple web hosting services where you could host all your websites in one account.
I would like to suggest following webhosting which I use, they are excellent.
Hostmonster http://www.hostmonster.com/track/ryukend...
They offer hosting of %26quot;unlimited domains%26quot; and you will get massive webspace of 300000 MB (300 GB ). They only charge $5.95/month and they offer %26quot;a free Domain Name%26quot; and installing service called %26quot;Fantastico%26quot;. By using Fantastico, you could create own forum, photo gallery, shopping cart (e-commerce),your own auction site and your own blogs within few seconds. They also offer %26quot;Free Website Builder%26quot; as well.
Visit the site to check details.
Hostmonster http://www.hostmonster.com/track/ryukend...
Domains
Following site is quite good to register domains as price is reasonable with free privacy. Some charge about $5/ year just for free privacy.
IPOWER http://www.anurl.com/?TXIBE
What do I need to start my online business?
I want to start my own online business, but I don%26#039;t know exactly how to do it. I already sell from Ebay, and now I want to expand to another customer base. I have a name for it, and I know how I would like it to look, but I don%26#039;t know what stuff I need to start one. I know that I could go through Yahoo Small business, but it seems so sterile. Also, I want to be able to have my own domain name, but do I have to pay someone EVERY YEAR to be able to have it? I am just not quite understanding the whole %26quot;domain name%26quot; thing, or the %26quot;web host%26quot; thing, or how I actually get a site up and running...
HELP!
What do I need to start my online business?
Alright, is a lot easier than you may think. If you already have a product and are just looking to build a site for it, you need web hosting and a domain name some web hosting company%26#039;s give you a free domain name when you sign up for there service. Also having a website is great but you also need to drive visitors to it. If you have a good product and a steady stream of traffic to your site you should expect about 1 out of every 100 visitors to buy your product. There is a website that will tell you everything you have to do to start an internet business. I will leave the link for them below.
Also if you are just looking to start an internet business but don%26#039;t know which program to use try the second link below the review online business opportunities and then post the ones that work on there site.
What do I need to start my online business?
First off, you do need a domain name. And yes, you do have to pay someone EVERY YEAR for it, but it%26#039;s less than $10. No big deal there.
You really have two choices: you can use a storefront service such as Yahoo, or you can create your own store using either purchased shopping cart software or an open-source shopping cart like osCommerce or ZenCart. If you go with something like Yahoo, you can be up and running pretty quickly but you%26#039;ll have more overhead costs.
If you go the custom route, you might need someone to help develop your site. Plus, you%26#039;ll need a merchant account to accept credit card payments (about $30 or more a month, plus a percentage of sales is typical). You also need to pay for a Web host, about $6-10 a month or so. In the long run, this approach will cost you less if you%26#039;re doing a fair amount of business, and you%26#039;ll have more control over your site.
If you have further questions, let me know.
Reply:Hello,
This is the 18 Steps that I use!
1. Register your business name with your local province and open a bank account in the business name
2. Decide on a product that people just can鈥檛 refuse!
3. Prepare a sales letter for your front end product
4. Decide on a back end product
5. Either get printing quotes or acquire an A3 printer
6. Build your website! (Remember, never spend too much for web design! You only need a simple page, but it needs to be professional. Don鈥檛 bother with Flash or the like!)
7. Spending too much money on web design and graphics (should be no more than 25% of your initial investment!)
8. Apply for credit card facility (I.E. PayPal)
9. Prepare a newspaper ad or contact HiLite for a list of people to market your first campaign to
10. Print your sales letter
11. Book your ad or order your marketing list
12. Order or create your stocks of products
13. Run an ad or post your mail!
14. Await your first response!
15. Count your money and fine tune your ad/sales copy
16. Mail your back end offer 2 weeks later
17. Continue to do 13 %26amp; 14
18. Roll out and test other media, lists, or niches
I hope this helps!
-Andy
Reply:Try this company, they set up businesses like yours and offer full support along the way. They also help you with getting on the search engines like google and achieving high results
Reply:Apart from marketing %26amp; technical know-how of the business you need to study :
Human Resource (to get right people for running your business),
Sourcing (to find right business partners) %26amp;
Finance (to keep your business financially sound )
HELP!
What do I need to start my online business?
Alright, is a lot easier than you may think. If you already have a product and are just looking to build a site for it, you need web hosting and a domain name some web hosting company%26#039;s give you a free domain name when you sign up for there service. Also having a website is great but you also need to drive visitors to it. If you have a good product and a steady stream of traffic to your site you should expect about 1 out of every 100 visitors to buy your product. There is a website that will tell you everything you have to do to start an internet business. I will leave the link for them below.
Also if you are just looking to start an internet business but don%26#039;t know which program to use try the second link below the review online business opportunities and then post the ones that work on there site.
What do I need to start my online business?
First off, you do need a domain name. And yes, you do have to pay someone EVERY YEAR for it, but it%26#039;s less than $10. No big deal there.
You really have two choices: you can use a storefront service such as Yahoo, or you can create your own store using either purchased shopping cart software or an open-source shopping cart like osCommerce or ZenCart. If you go with something like Yahoo, you can be up and running pretty quickly but you%26#039;ll have more overhead costs.
If you go the custom route, you might need someone to help develop your site. Plus, you%26#039;ll need a merchant account to accept credit card payments (about $30 or more a month, plus a percentage of sales is typical). You also need to pay for a Web host, about $6-10 a month or so. In the long run, this approach will cost you less if you%26#039;re doing a fair amount of business, and you%26#039;ll have more control over your site.
If you have further questions, let me know.
Reply:Hello,
This is the 18 Steps that I use!
1. Register your business name with your local province and open a bank account in the business name
2. Decide on a product that people just can鈥檛 refuse!
3. Prepare a sales letter for your front end product
4. Decide on a back end product
5. Either get printing quotes or acquire an A3 printer
6. Build your website! (Remember, never spend too much for web design! You only need a simple page, but it needs to be professional. Don鈥檛 bother with Flash or the like!)
7. Spending too much money on web design and graphics (should be no more than 25% of your initial investment!)
8. Apply for credit card facility (I.E. PayPal)
9. Prepare a newspaper ad or contact HiLite for a list of people to market your first campaign to
10. Print your sales letter
11. Book your ad or order your marketing list
12. Order or create your stocks of products
13. Run an ad or post your mail!
14. Await your first response!
15. Count your money and fine tune your ad/sales copy
16. Mail your back end offer 2 weeks later
17. Continue to do 13 %26amp; 14
18. Roll out and test other media, lists, or niches
I hope this helps!
-Andy
Reply:Try this company, they set up businesses like yours and offer full support along the way. They also help you with getting on the search engines like google and achieving high results
Reply:Apart from marketing %26amp; technical know-how of the business you need to study :
Human Resource (to get right people for running your business),
Sourcing (to find right business partners) %26amp;
Finance (to keep your business financially sound )
How much space should i buy when looking for a webhost?(for a small business)?
I am making a website for a small dance studio, and I was wonderin how much web space would be suitable... I was looking at packages here... what one would be best???
http://order.1and1.com/xml/order/Hosting...
How much space should i buy when looking for a webhost?(for a small business)?
This package gives you 15000 MB Data Storage http://www.JuicyHosting.com and is the best deal
How much space should i buy when looking for a webhost?(for a small business)?
get the $2.99 you don%26#039;t need that much space. My gosh 10GB. Whew, that is a lot of Gigs.
Reply:You will find many discussions of web host comparisons at www.webhostingtalk.com
Some of the discussions are very technical...so be prepared...
The general advice, too, is to use a separate company to *register* your domain name (which costs like say $6.95 per year or less) and a *different* company to do your hosting (which will likely be purdy cheap, too, like say $8.95 per month plus or minus).
I am very happy with A Small Orange (www.aso.com) for hosting.
www.yahoo.com is also *very* good ($12 per month, and they throw in a domain name registration for free). They are very courteous with phone support. I have sent many of my clients there. (I%26#039;m a website developer.)
Even with their *least expensive* packages most of these should give you quite enough space.
Reply:I%26#039;d also have to say the 2.99 one would be plenty. I use less storage space than that and have almost 8,500 products on the site with images that enlarge as well. 10 Gb would be way more than enough for a small business.
Reply:Well .... The 2.99 package is perfect. It even more than perfect ! 10 gigs are more than enough. Using vector graphics you won`t even need a quarter or this memory.
Maybe you could find some more offers. 10 gigs are wa too much. Maybe you can find sth less expensive. For a small dance studio website you`ll need less than 1 Gb. Try some free offers with less memory. That way you`ll save some money and you might use it for your studio, or for web advertising.
I hope I helped you! Goodluck with the web site and the studio !
Reply:Depending on the business, you probably don%26#039;t need to be concerned with space as much as bandwidth. Your site may only take up less than 50 megs of space, but the traffic you get may end up using several gigs of bandwidth.
I%26#039;ve hear horror stories of 1and1, but that%26#039;s typical with any host. If you visit Webhostingtalk, you%26#039;ll find out that every webhosing company is terrible, and non of them are worth using...yet everyone has a web site....
I host sites myself at http://www.afterbeing.com Yes, there are downtimes but they are kep to a minimal. Everyone has downtime. Never trust a host who tells you otherwise.
But, the best answer I have is to not pay attention to space as much as bandwidth. Your visitations are what will be the biggest consumer of resources to you.
Reply:I think the second package is just right for you($3.74), then you won%26#039;t have to worry about anything especailly if you gonna drive alot of visitor to your site and all.(regarding bandwidth which can be frustrating to deal if your site go down for like 2days). 10 GB is nothing when you start uploading and growning your site, eventhought now you may think it %26#039;s gonna be small s ite. I have run into the probem with my site before. Wish you the best of luck for your business!
Reply:I highly recommend dreamhost http://dreamhost.pinologic.com
http://order.1and1.com/xml/order/Hosting...
How much space should i buy when looking for a webhost?(for a small business)?
This package gives you 15000 MB Data Storage http://www.JuicyHosting.com and is the best deal
How much space should i buy when looking for a webhost?(for a small business)?
get the $2.99 you don%26#039;t need that much space. My gosh 10GB. Whew, that is a lot of Gigs.
Reply:You will find many discussions of web host comparisons at www.webhostingtalk.com
Some of the discussions are very technical...so be prepared...
The general advice, too, is to use a separate company to *register* your domain name (which costs like say $6.95 per year or less) and a *different* company to do your hosting (which will likely be purdy cheap, too, like say $8.95 per month plus or minus).
I am very happy with A Small Orange (www.aso.com) for hosting.
www.yahoo.com is also *very* good ($12 per month, and they throw in a domain name registration for free). They are very courteous with phone support. I have sent many of my clients there. (I%26#039;m a website developer.)
Even with their *least expensive* packages most of these should give you quite enough space.
Reply:I%26#039;d also have to say the 2.99 one would be plenty. I use less storage space than that and have almost 8,500 products on the site with images that enlarge as well. 10 Gb would be way more than enough for a small business.
Reply:Well .... The 2.99 package is perfect. It even more than perfect ! 10 gigs are more than enough. Using vector graphics you won`t even need a quarter or this memory.
Maybe you could find some more offers. 10 gigs are wa too much. Maybe you can find sth less expensive. For a small dance studio website you`ll need less than 1 Gb. Try some free offers with less memory. That way you`ll save some money and you might use it for your studio, or for web advertising.
I hope I helped you! Goodluck with the web site and the studio !
Reply:Depending on the business, you probably don%26#039;t need to be concerned with space as much as bandwidth. Your site may only take up less than 50 megs of space, but the traffic you get may end up using several gigs of bandwidth.
I%26#039;ve hear horror stories of 1and1, but that%26#039;s typical with any host. If you visit Webhostingtalk, you%26#039;ll find out that every webhosing company is terrible, and non of them are worth using...yet everyone has a web site....
I host sites myself at http://www.afterbeing.com Yes, there are downtimes but they are kep to a minimal. Everyone has downtime. Never trust a host who tells you otherwise.
But, the best answer I have is to not pay attention to space as much as bandwidth. Your visitations are what will be the biggest consumer of resources to you.
Reply:I think the second package is just right for you($3.74), then you won%26#039;t have to worry about anything especailly if you gonna drive alot of visitor to your site and all.(regarding bandwidth which can be frustrating to deal if your site go down for like 2days). 10 GB is nothing when you start uploading and growning your site, eventhought now you may think it %26#039;s gonna be small s ite. I have run into the probem with my site before. Wish you the best of luck for your business!
Reply:I highly recommend dreamhost http://dreamhost.pinologic.com
Which web hostsing is better?
I want to purchase a domain name and web hosting also. I had purchased a domain from Go Daddy but never hosted there. I am thinking of Go Daddy or also heard about Yahoo Small Business. There is also Bluehost.
Which is best. I know Bluehost and Yahoo gives free domain, but GoDaddy is only $4 a month. Bluehost is like $6.95 and Yahoo is $9 for first two months.
Thanks all.
Which web hostsing is better?
I use HostMonster..HostMonster offers the absolute best value for web hosting available today. They have the best combination of features, reliability, speed, and price, as well as the ability to consistently maintain the best customer service in the industry. They also allow you to host UNLIMITED domains and UNLIMITED subdomains with 1 account! They offer UNLIMITED email accounts, extremely generous storage(200G!!!) and bandwidth(2000G!!!) allowance, eCommerce capibility, free setup, free domain for life, tons of free scripts and bonuses, they accept Paypal, and offer a 30-day money back guarantee. They also support PHP, MySQL, Perl, Ruby, SSL and more!
HostMonster offers tons of additional useful web applications such as 100 free MySQL databases, spam protection, web templates, Agora Shopping Cart, OS Commerce, Fantastico script library, Form mail, Guestbook, Bulletin Board, PHP Nuke, Chat, Blogger, Promotion Tools, Image Galleries, Poll/Surveys, Web Auctions, and search engine submitter amongst others.
HostMonster:http://www.hostmonster.com/track/hosting...
Whether you are looking to host a personal hobby site or multiple, high-traffic, large eCommerce based storefront sites, HostMonster is currently the best value available.HostMonster also guarantees 99.9% network and server uptime.
The price is only $5.95/month!!!
HostMonster:http://www.hostmonster.com/track/hosting...
Good luck!
Which is best. I know Bluehost and Yahoo gives free domain, but GoDaddy is only $4 a month. Bluehost is like $6.95 and Yahoo is $9 for first two months.
Thanks all.
Which web hostsing is better?
I use HostMonster..HostMonster offers the absolute best value for web hosting available today. They have the best combination of features, reliability, speed, and price, as well as the ability to consistently maintain the best customer service in the industry. They also allow you to host UNLIMITED domains and UNLIMITED subdomains with 1 account! They offer UNLIMITED email accounts, extremely generous storage(200G!!!) and bandwidth(2000G!!!) allowance, eCommerce capibility, free setup, free domain for life, tons of free scripts and bonuses, they accept Paypal, and offer a 30-day money back guarantee. They also support PHP, MySQL, Perl, Ruby, SSL and more!
HostMonster offers tons of additional useful web applications such as 100 free MySQL databases, spam protection, web templates, Agora Shopping Cart, OS Commerce, Fantastico script library, Form mail, Guestbook, Bulletin Board, PHP Nuke, Chat, Blogger, Promotion Tools, Image Galleries, Poll/Surveys, Web Auctions, and search engine submitter amongst others.
HostMonster:http://www.hostmonster.com/track/hosting...
Whether you are looking to host a personal hobby site or multiple, high-traffic, large eCommerce based storefront sites, HostMonster is currently the best value available.HostMonster also guarantees 99.9% network and server uptime.
The price is only $5.95/month!!!
HostMonster:http://www.hostmonster.com/track/hosting...
Good luck!
Which web hostsing is better?
I want to purchase a domain name and web hosting also. I had purchased a domain from Go Daddy but never hosted there. I am thinking of Go Daddy or also heard about Yahoo Small Business. There is also Bluehost.
Which is best. I know Bluehost and Yahoo gives free domain, but GoDaddy is only $4 a month. Bluehost is like $6.95 and Yahoo is $9 for first two months.
Thanks all.
Which web hostsing is better?
depends on what you plan to do with the site - the trafic, how much content there will be, how dynamic that content is, etc.
These programs can be quite limiting in scope the bigger you go.
You should outline what your expected needs will be and potential traffic, then tailor your hosting needs to meet that and beyond.
Which web hostsing is better?
godaddy is a lot better, it has lots of benefits. I use it right now and its great.
Reply:I use bluehost myself. I havn%26#039;t had any problems and they are a lot of help when need be. Actually the CEO isn%26#039;t happy with answering the phone in two minutes, hes want it done quicker.
he does have a blog you can read, most of it is related to his business, some of it does talk about the utah jazz (its a utah company.)
His blog is www.mattheaton.com kinda helps get into his head and what he expects of his company.
Reply:I have one site hosted on Go Daddy, one on Yahoo, and one on Microsoft. All work well. I like Yahoo%26#039;s site builder tools.
Reply:Begin with setting up your own webpage as your current internet provider will provide free hosting as discussed below.
If you are currently a paid Internet subscriber, you are entitled to a %26quot;homepage%26quot; which often contains simple navigation and editing tools. And if you use the Netscape browser, the built-in Composer feature is a superior HTML authoring tool which is totally free. You can easily generate a full-blown website as a Homepage.
Nevertheless, the %26quot;homepage%26quot; URL is likely to be %26quot;http://homepage.earthlink.com/subscribe... name%26quot; and that URL can easily be overwritten via a redirection service, i.e., %26quot;mydomain.com%26quot; which allows you to link any registered domain name to %26quot;mask%26quot; another website. For example, should you type in the %26quot;domain name,%26quot; you will be immediately transported to the homepage and the hompage URL of http://homepage.earthlink.com/subscriber... a homepage URL which will be masked by the domain name. And the charge for the redirection service [even at godaddy.com] is normally FREE.
When you acquire a domain name, connect it using a redirection service [as discussed above] and submit/publish the domain name on major search engines/directories in order for Net surfers to find your website.
Good luck!
Which is best. I know Bluehost and Yahoo gives free domain, but GoDaddy is only $4 a month. Bluehost is like $6.95 and Yahoo is $9 for first two months.
Thanks all.
Which web hostsing is better?
depends on what you plan to do with the site - the trafic, how much content there will be, how dynamic that content is, etc.
These programs can be quite limiting in scope the bigger you go.
You should outline what your expected needs will be and potential traffic, then tailor your hosting needs to meet that and beyond.
Which web hostsing is better?
godaddy is a lot better, it has lots of benefits. I use it right now and its great.
Reply:I use bluehost myself. I havn%26#039;t had any problems and they are a lot of help when need be. Actually the CEO isn%26#039;t happy with answering the phone in two minutes, hes want it done quicker.
he does have a blog you can read, most of it is related to his business, some of it does talk about the utah jazz (its a utah company.)
His blog is www.mattheaton.com kinda helps get into his head and what he expects of his company.
Reply:I have one site hosted on Go Daddy, one on Yahoo, and one on Microsoft. All work well. I like Yahoo%26#039;s site builder tools.
Reply:Begin with setting up your own webpage as your current internet provider will provide free hosting as discussed below.
If you are currently a paid Internet subscriber, you are entitled to a %26quot;homepage%26quot; which often contains simple navigation and editing tools. And if you use the Netscape browser, the built-in Composer feature is a superior HTML authoring tool which is totally free. You can easily generate a full-blown website as a Homepage.
Nevertheless, the %26quot;homepage%26quot; URL is likely to be %26quot;http://homepage.earthlink.com/subscribe... name%26quot; and that URL can easily be overwritten via a redirection service, i.e., %26quot;mydomain.com%26quot; which allows you to link any registered domain name to %26quot;mask%26quot; another website. For example, should you type in the %26quot;domain name,%26quot; you will be immediately transported to the homepage and the hompage URL of http://homepage.earthlink.com/subscriber... a homepage URL which will be masked by the domain name. And the charge for the redirection service [even at godaddy.com] is normally FREE.
When you acquire a domain name, connect it using a redirection service [as discussed above] and submit/publish the domain name on major search engines/directories in order for Net surfers to find your website.
Good luck!
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