hosting

[shaispnoi637]

I need to publish a website in the internet (for a business), but I dont have a clue how to do it. I dont wanna use geocities beacse of their ads. I know I have to purchase my own domain to do this, but do i have to purchase hosting as well?

 

[StephanieCordray]

Unless you are going to use a free service which intitles the service to place ads on your site, in a word... yes.

I suggest you research about hosting companies, what to expect, and decide what would fit the needs of yourself or your client. I believe there are a few threads here dealing with finding good hosting. You might want to look those over as a starting point. Taking time now to learn a bit about the hosting industry can save you more time and lots of regrets in the future.

 

[ISDProductions]

go here

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my bad, I just think there good www.1and1.com (without the affiliate link)

 

[webhosting.uk.com]

What type of support and services do you provide to your existing clients and can you please list the webhosting features of the unmetered account ?

 

[PSUDONYMOUS]

Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

can anyone give me advise on what to do nxt, i have designed my own site by doctoring a friends template with my information, i'm a singer/songwriter and looking to put my stuff online. what's the next thing i need to be considering? what do i look for when looking for hosting ect? how do i advertise myself?

 

[RickPlmr]

Yes, you'll have to purchase hosting, but that's cheap

I need to publish a website in the internet (for a business), but I dont have a clue how to do it. I dont wanna use geocities beacse of their ads. I know I have to purchase my own domain to do this, but do i have to purchase hosting as well?

It used to be that you had to pay $25 or more a month for hosting, but it's dropped considerably over the last year or so to about $6 or $7 a month for everything you'd need to run a small to medium sized website. I have used Lunarpages for a long time and am extremely happy with them, and they are currently offering $700 worth of CoffeeCup web design and web page creation software for new accounts.

I'm running 4 different sites on one account with them, and have yet to hit even 1% of my bandwidth limit Their technical support is also outstanding, and you can pick up the phone and actually talk to an educated tech within a few seconds.

 

[varfolomey]

You may buy hosting from www.webhostingbuzz.com. Their shared hosting starting from $3 per month will suit you perfectly well. This company has a fast support (ticket system, e-mail and phone).