The Free Website Hosting Mistake

There are a bazillion searches out there for "free website hosting". If you're plans are to start a website just to have an outlet for venting, definitely go with a free one.

If you're intention is to build a website and earn money, a free website hosting solution is not for you.

I know things are tight and it's tempting to penny pinch, but it's just not worth it. You take a big chance on losing all of your work and there's nothing you can do about it. If you choose a free solution, it may be free now but it will cost you big in the long run.

The Free Website Hosting Mistake - What It will Cost You

You don't own your domain.
When you use a free website host, your domain name will looking something like this: http://www.yoursite.freehosting.com (freehosting domain name is listed as they are the host for your site)

If you have paid hosting, you own your domain name and your URL looks like: http://www.yoursite.com

When corresponding with your visitors, you should be able to provide them with a unique domain name that relates to your niche.

You don't own anything so you have no right to complain about anything.
If you advertise offline via newspaper ads, flyers or business cards you should be able to list your own domain name without fear that it won't be there tomorrow.
If you're going to invest your time, investing in affordable website hosting.

No Support

Since you aren't paying for anything, where is support when the site crashes?
They are non-existent because a hosting company can't hire someone if they aren't charging you.
If you do get lucky and there's support, rest assured it will be poor service.

Storage Space

You will eventually outgrow the free hosting.
There are no tricks to point your free website to your paid website and all those hours you spent building your website are wasted, up in smoke and you start all over from square one.

Performance

If you have an awesome website with quality, unique content but the page takes 45 seconds to load, what good is it?
You've put hours and hours in your site but no one can view it due to the poor performance of page loads.
Since you chose free website hosting, there's not anyone you can complain to.

How much does Free really cost?

Building a data center and providing hosting is not cheap, much less free so how do you suppose a company that offers free web hosting makes money?

They post ads on your website.
Let's suppose you have an excellent website with lots of great content, only for the free web hosting to insert an inappropriate ad and make money from your site.
You have zero control over what ads are posted on your site.

Do you really want that while you're trying to establish your brand?

I think not.

Affordable Website Hosting that You Can't Afford to Be Without

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Fast, reliable, state-of-the-Net Web site hosting is all included with SBI!. You don't have to worry about choosing the right "hosting" features (size, capacity, etc.). Web hosting is included, no nonsense, no hidden clauses.

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