free web hosting provider do you use?

by hectortrojan

Posted: 15 years ago 11 replies

which free web hosting provider that allows Adsense do you guys use ?

#free #hosting #provider #web

JSProjects 15 years ago

If you REALLY have to go the free route I'd go with the FreeHostia "Chocolate" plan @ Chocolate - bannerless free web hosting powered by advanced cluster technology

It's bannerless and pretty reliable for a free option.
- Thanks
{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[3621673].message }}
ChrisRWS 15 years ago

Many Free Hosts don't hang about for long so be sure to check their terms of service carefully & backup frequently.

You can always find great quality web hosts for less than $7 per month.
- Thanks
Signature
Crystal Heels
{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[3622101].message }}
jacked 15 years ago

I would just find cheap hosting. You can get decent hosting for around $4-5.
- Thanks
Signature

BEST LINKS AT THE BEST PRICE GUARANTEED
HIGHLY REVIEWED - BEST PRICES - AMAZING SERVICE
Comments, Profiles, Pyramids, Bookmarks, Article Submissions, Web 2.0 Creation, & Much MORE
WF THREAD
{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[3622138].message }}
Brian Douglas 15 years ago

I agree hosting is very cheap and there are many good hosting companies around.I certainly wouldn't get involved with free hosting at all.
- Thanks
Signature
Buy Solo Ads

Safe Way to Buy Solo ads
{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[3622220].message }}
hectortrojan 15 years ago

After doing a bit of research I found that a few free hosting provider take 50% of your revenue. No wonder it is free. Which web hosting provider do you guys use? Why?
- Thanks
{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[3622592].message }}
afam4eva 15 years ago

I think people should stop considering free hosting. There are very cheap shared hosts out there.
- Thanks
Signature
Web Hosting Blog | Tips on Blogging, Hosting & Domains, Wordpress & SEO
{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[3623020].message }}
yukon Banned 15 years ago

Originally Posted by hectortrojan

which free web hosting provider that allows Adsense do you guys use ?

I have a few blogspot blogs (4+ years old), still make $$.
- Thanks
- 1 reply
{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[3623077].message }}
- hectortrojan 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by yukon
  
  I have a few blogspot blogs (4+ years old), still make $$.
  
  Does blogspot blog charge anything from your adsense revenue?
  
  Thanks
  
  2 replies
  
  {{ DiscussionBoard.errors[3623093].message }}
  
  yukon Banned 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by hectortrojan
  
  Does blogspot blog charge anything from your adsense revenue?
  
  No, they don't charge or take any percentage of your Adsense earnings (it's all free).
  
  If you have to go with free hosting, IMO blogspot is the way to go.
  
  BTW, Google owns blogspot.
  
  Thanks
  
  {{ DiscussionBoard.errors[3623151].message }}
  
  Krish2007 15 years ago
  
  I don't think Free Web Hosting is any good. But there a Web Host who offers 3 Years Unlimited Hosting with the following features just for $0.99 (99 Cents for 3 years):
  
  Unlimited Website Space & Traffic
  Unlimited Email Accounts
  Unlimited Web Domain Name Hosting
  Unlimited MySQL Databases
  Unlimited Websites
  No Ads on Your Website
  FREE US Based Support
  FREE Website Builder
  FREE Online Store
  
  We can host any number of Domains on this Hosting. Each (.com) Domain will cost $11.99 when you buy through this Host itself (it's better to buy Domain Names through that Host).
  
  Now What is that Hosting Company?
  
  Here it is:
  Hostable.com - Get Free Web Hosting for 3 years. Web Hosting, Linux Web Hosting, Domain Names, Email Hosting by Hostable
  
  Krish
  
  Thanks
  
  Signature
  A REQUEST FOR HELP FROM AN OLD PERSON
  
  {{ DiscussionBoard.errors[3623169].message }}
yukon Banned 15 years ago

Also, If you go with blogspot, a few rules to live by:

1) NEVER comment on another blogspot blog (just don't do it)!

2) Have real content on your site that you created (don't scrape other sites feeds).

3) Always follow the Adsense TOS, no matter what host you use...
- Thanks
{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[3623172].message }}