Having a website is necessary if you want to sell a product or service, run an online business, non-profit organization, or online newspaper. But, maybe you just need a website for a one-time event, to keep your club or organization updated about upcoming meetings, to post information about a wedding, baby shower or family reunion and you really don’t want to buy a domain name or pay for monthly hosting.Setting up and maintaining a website can be a pain because you often need to have basic knowledge of HTML, PHP, Javascript, Flash, CSS, or Photoshop. It can also be costly to run a website if you buy a domain name and have monthly hosting bills. This is okay if you are planning on maintaining a website for business or for a long-term project but why pay when you can get it for free?
It used to be that the only option for creating a free website was using a service that placed annoying ads at the top of every page and gave you limited design options. And to get a really good website you had to pay a designer and spend a lot for hosting. Today we have more free web design options and here are a couple you should check out.
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Sorry the link is actually http://www.000webhost.com. :-P I signed up and the ftp is working...dunno bout updating my nameservers yet though I want some opinions people!!
I mean if you need it for a simple personal page, then I'm sure it would be fine. Something seems a little dodgy though. I only trust hosts that "speak good english"...
I guess for a test you could upload 250mb of files and try out your 10gb bandwidth!
They should be fine for a personal site, although with 100 GB monthly transfer, they're definitely overselling
Looks like they might be reselling Hosting24.com (their server's reverse DNS is server.hosting24.com), which looks like a pretty dodgy host (they have "unlimited" space and bandwidth for $4.95 per month... I'd like to see what they do when you start hosting terabytes of stuff :P)
I probably wouldn't host anything that's really important on there, but a personal site would be fine.
For those who does not know it yet, how does Camtasia works?
1. It can record your desktop activity in a single click. No need to have to save and compile all your files because it is recorded right there and then.
2. Can easily convert your videos into web pages
. Once converted you can have your customers visiting that certain page. Videos are easier to understand and take in unlike reading texts which oftentimes is a trying thing to do.
3. Upload your pages. Publish them through blogs, RSS feed and podcasts. You may want your Camtasis videos to get around and reach out to other people that may be potential customers in the future. Nothing like being visible in many sites and pages to advertise yourself and get your message through.
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