How to host my website free?

Re: How to host my website free?

We offer free hosting with domain name registration. Email is included

Re: How to host my website free?

hi

http://www.free-webhosts.com/

check this site for the free web hosting service provider.

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Unless it's a personal homepage, I wouldn't recommend using a free webhost for anything you want to use for business purposes. Unless you register a domain name, the URL won't look professional and the site will never rank well in the search engines if it's on a free host.

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You can get good web site hosted with a good server by paying a bit.

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We offer free hosting with domain registration or transfer

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Free not safe....So try this site http://www.xnynz.com/ to host your web site and also get the hosting,domain name register, domain appraisal, online file folder, ssl certificate etc...

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There are many free web hosting services providers.

But choosing free hosting may not be good as it won't give you lots of space and they would advertise their own product on your site.

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Go for this.
www.freewebspace.net/
www.webs.com/

Re: How to host my website free?

Hello Friends,

Website hosting is now inexpensive, less than a dollar/month if you share a multiple domain hosting package among friends. Don't use the free hosting provided by your ISP. It looks cheap and unprofessional. Traffic will be poor as the natural search engines won't rank you well. And you'll have difficulty in covering costs by placing Google AdSense ads on the site, by selling e-books of your poetry and/or by charging for access to pay-to-view sections.
Website Hosting: Steps
Website hosting begins with purchasing your own URL (uniform resource locator), and to do that you visit an online company offering domains for sale. Current charges are around $17 for two years.
Next you have to upload the site to a web-hosting company that will display it on the Internet, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Thousands of such web-hosting companies exist, and there are now web-hosting directories that enable you to select by cost, platform type, facilities, etc. — all of which are explained by on-site notes.
You make your choice of hosting company, click through to their site, pay their hosting fee, and can then upload your site to that company's server. The hosting company will provide instructions. It's very simple, but you'll need a cheap or free piece of software called an ftp program. This you can obtain from any software supplier, and use it to maintain your site thereafter. Once uploaded, your site goes 'live'. You're on the Internet.

Thanks

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Some hosting offer great deals which means a few months of hosting free. Sometimes hosting websites give exclusive deals to their blog readers you just have to find it.

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I would recommend "Web Hosting Pad" for your Web Hosting because it's cheap and very reliable.You also need web hosting.There is free hosting at freehostia site but it expires in a year however you can renew before the year is up for free.Then there are the paid hosts.You will need to set your domain's nameservers to the nameservers provided for you by your webhost.

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If you want to Host your Website then First of all you have to make a potential and the Strong Website,After that you have to make a Strong and unique Domain name for that,For that you have to make the Domain Registration then Domain appraisal also.there are so many Web hosting Sites you can get help from it.

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there are lots of free hosting companies, the problem is that if you need more bandith, domains and uptime you will have to pay for better hosting

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Just a word to the wise: Irrespective of who hosts your website, be careful who you select to host your email. One of our clients was using Yahoo Plus! email only to discover that they do not separate their email routing between paying customers and free service members. As a result, their emails were being designated as SPAM by one of their main customers who uses TrendMicro to filter their emails.
Read the whole story, with a happy ending here

Marcy Hoffman
InfoStreet