Tips for Easily Creating Websites

I’m sure that all of you have wandered whether you should choose a paid or a free web host. Free, as opposing to paid web hosts have the advantage of no cost at all but many disadvantages too.

For starters, you cannot have the exact domain you wanted to. Free web hosting provides domains like yourName.company.net or something like that, but you always have the company name as the root domain and you are just given a subdomain and this is definately not good. Moreover, free web hosts give you limited and most times low hard disk size and allocated bandwidth for your visitors and may not include mysql databases, emails and such nice add ons.

Another GREAT disadvantage is that in order to make money, free web hosts show up ads in your site and most times LOTS of them, even popups. That is very bad for you, since there’s no real space for your own advertising, you get no money for the ads you show and you have absolutely no control of what kind of ads show up.

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I suppose that by now you know what topic to choose for your website and have created it. It’s now time to get on to buying our web host in order to publish it online. If you wonder why you need a web host, the answer is pretty simple. Most of use doesn’t have much upload bandwidth at his/her disposal and also does not have a 24/7 computer alive and working. However, the web hosting companies buy lots of bandwidth and have all-day working computers that host our websites for a small monthly fee. So, if you don’t own lots of bandwidth and a computer server, you’ll need to buy a web hosting packet.

What are the best web hosting companies?

There is an infinite number of web hosting companies around the web. Just doing a simple search will reveal thousands of thousands of them. However, there are some that are considered the best worldwidely with millions of subscribers and cheap prices too. I’ll be referring to 3 of them below, also giving information about their basic packages(that almost 100% of the new website owners buy).

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