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A cheap & good hosting provider for a temporary website?

by Citizen1
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Hi warriors,

I'm trying to create a modest WP website to apply for Amazon affiliate. So now I'm looking for a WP hosting provider for a one month or two plan, which is the time I need to add some content to my website. Both Bluehost and Siteground offer a minimum 12 months plan.

The reason I chose WP is that I've always wanted to learn it, but I'm open to any CMS. I'd love to know your opinions/recommendations. Thanks in advance.
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  • Profile picture of the author agmccall
    Originally Posted by Citizen1 View Post

    Hi warriors,

    I'm trying to create a modest WP website to apply for Amazon affiliate. So now I'm looking for a WP hosting provider for a one month or two plan, which is the time I need to add some content to my website. Both Bluehost and Siteground offer a minimum 12 months plan.

    The reason I chose WP is that I've always wanted to learn it, but I'm open to any CMS. I'd love to know your opinions/recommendations. Thanks in advance.
    Then you will get approved by amazon, then when they find out you no longer have the website you will get banned. and once you get banned for pulling a stunt like that, you will never get another account.

    So, instead of playing games, why don't you take it seriously and do it right. Do your niche research, build a legitimate site, then get your account and use it

    al
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    • Profile picture of the author Citizen1
      I know many youtubers who use solely youtube to promote Amazon products. They must have needed a website when they applied for the affiliate program if I'm not wrong.
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      • Profile picture of the author agmccall
        Originally Posted by Citizen1 View Post

        I know many youtubers who use solely youtube to promote Amazon products. They must have needed a website when they applied for the affiliate program if I'm not wrong.
        Just because people do things does not mean it is OK. If you read the amazon program policies they state that all sites you are using must be approved by them. And like I said before if they check that site in the future your account will be gone.

        So, it would be in your best interest to create a site, keep it, develop it and send visitors from youtube to your site. Then you can grab their email address as well so you can continue to market to your audience.

        Also keep in mind that the amazon disclaimer will have to be on every video you make if you were to direct link.

        al
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        • Profile picture of the author quadagon
          Originally Posted by agmccall View Post

          Just because people do things does not mean it is OK. If you read the amazon program policies they state that all sites you are using must be approved by them. And like I said before if they check that site in the future your account will be gone.

          So, it would be in your best interest to create a site, keep it, develop it and send visitors from youtube to your site. Then you can grab their email address as well so you can continue to market to your audience.

          Also keep in mind that the amazon disclaimer will have to be on every video you make if you were to direct link.

          al
          you missed out the step when he comes back on here saying how Amazon screwed him and owe him money, followed by posts asking how to get his amazon account back.

          I'm always amazed at how hard people will work to avoid doing work
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  • Profile picture of the author DylanC
    Originally Posted by Citizen1 View Post

    Hi warriors,

    I'm trying to create a modest WP website to apply for Amazon affiliate. So now I'm looking for a WP hosting provider for a one month or two plan, which is the time I need to add some content to my website. Both Bluehost and Siteground offer a minimum 12 months plan.

    The reason I chose WP is that I've always wanted to learn it, but I'm open to any CMS. I'd love to know your opinions/recommendations. Thanks in advance.
    Try

    - Hostgator.com, it has $0.01 for first month's hosting, $12 for 2nd month: HostGator Coupon - 100% Valid Web Hosting Coupons - HostGator
    - Namecheap.com, $9.99 for 1st year: https://www.namecheap.com/hosting/shared.aspx
    - iPage.com, $1.99 1st month, $5.99 2nd month: Create Your Website with iPage Web Hosting
    - ehost.com, $2.75 1st month, $5.50 2nd month: https://www.ehost.com/

    All of them have cpanel, which you can install and build your WordPress site on.
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  • Profile picture of the author allenjames
    Bluehost and Siteground do offer a 1-month subscription, but you should pay some taxes for setting up the server.
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  • Profile picture of the author webproishere
    Right now i'm testing hostwinds.com
    I've never been with them.

    Hope it rocks!
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  • Profile picture of the author Antonio De Santis
    I suggest you to try with total free hosting like altervista (https://en.altervista.org/) and then you can move to serious hosting.
    According my experience is Siteground for shared hosting.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kay King
    They must have needed a website when they applied for the affiliate program if I'm not wrong.
    I expect you are wrong - those marketers advertising with videos probably do have websites. The "go to" argument is so often "well, HE does it" - but that won't save you if Amazon bans your acct.

    Amazon clearly states you must have a good website to be an affiliate. If you can't follow that basic rule - why start at all?
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    • Profile picture of the author Brent Stangel
      Originally Posted by Kay King View Post

      Amazon clearly states you must have a good website to be an affiliate. If you can't follow that basic rule - why start at all?
      I'm going to pull a fast one on Amazon. I know they've seen every possible attempt to scam your way in, but I'll be ok.

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  • Profile picture of the author vishwa
    You can go with Godaddy managed WordPress hosting or You can also go with Dreamhost as well. Both of them are good hosting providers with great features and services. You should definitely give them a try.
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  • Profile picture of the author coachetta
    As many people said here, I think, Godaddy is the best. It's cheap, sure and stable. It's also simple to use. I don't know the other hosting website mentionned here. (expect wordpress.)
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  • Profile picture of the author avidity
    I recommend using DigitalOcean, great uptime and performance and ridiculously cheap. Moreover, they charge per hour!
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  • Profile picture of the author deezer
    If you only host small website, you can try asphostportal. They have quarterly payment.
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  • Profile picture of the author rprieto60
    You can get month to month hosting at Hostgator. It costs more than prepaying, but you can cancel at any time.
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  • Profile picture of the author stephenm44
    BlueHost is inexpensive - even for a year. I would echo other comments on this thread. Amazon will almost certainly ban you unless you maintain a web presence.
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  • Profile picture of the author talking
    I'd draw your attention to services from a2hosting.com and hostingsource.com, they provide WP-friendly services with high uptime and fully-redundant network.
    Support is helpful around the clock. They fis issues in no time.
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  • Profile picture of the author greenowl123
    Create a quality blog and keep it up permanently. Let it age like a fine wine and increase in value over the years with all the great content you will post on it.

    Pay heed to what agmccall advised you.

    Having said that, I recommend HawkHost for reliable and affordable web hosting.
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  • Profile picture of the author davidjack419
    Well, for the temporary domain hosting provider I would recommend you to try namecheap.
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  • Profile picture of the author johnsimth
    easy.gr/en provides quality servers in Europe. Prices are competitive and plans are full featured. Support and service is very fast.
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  • Profile picture of the author Gary Pettit
    Without a doubt I would HIGHLY recommend SiteGround Hosting! Best of the Best and nothing even comes close to the quality and customer service they provide!
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