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HostGator 1 Cent Coupon: Discontinued, But This 1 Cent Hosting Deal Still Works
HostGator no longer offers 1 cent hosting. The penny coupon that everyone used to share (RTBPENNYHOSTING, 1CENT, SNAPPY1CENT and the rest) has been retired. If you enter any of them at HostGator checkout today, nothing happens. The good news: 1 cent hosting still exists, just not at HostGator. InterServer, a US host that has been…
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SiteGround Black Friday Sale: Best Deal and What to Expect
Black Friday and Cyber Monday are usually the cheapest times of the year to buy web hosting. SiteGround, one of the hosts officially recommended by WordPress.org, normally joins in with a big discount on its shared hosting plans. This page is updated every year. When SiteGround announces its Black Friday deal, you will find it…
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How to Point a GoDaddy Domain to HostGator (Step by Step)
You can register your domain at GoDaddy and host your website at HostGator. To connect them, you point your GoDaddy domain to HostGator by changing its nameservers. It takes about 10 minutes, plus some waiting time. Step Where What you do 1 HostGator Find your nameservers 2 GoDaddy Change the nameservers 3 HostGator Add the…
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HostGator Baby Plan Review: Features, Pricing, & Pros – Cons
Baby Plan is the most popular shared hosting plan offered by HostGator. It’s affordable. You can host as many domains as you want. And the best part is, it comes with 45-day money back guarantee. I started my blogging journey with HostGator Baby Plan and used it for straight 3 years. Later I moved to…
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HostGator Shared Hosting Plans: Which One Is Best For You?
I bought my very first web hosting package from HostGator. Shared hosting was my first choice as I was on a budget. But three different types of HostGator shared hosting plans confused me. I wasn’t sure which one to choose. I ended up buying the HostGator Baby plan because it was the most popular plan. But it wasn’t…
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How To Buy Web Hosting From HostGator (With A Free Domain)
If you are going to create a website or a blog, the very first thing you need to do is buying a domain name and a web hosting plan. The domain name is the name of your site and the web hosting is the place where you’ll keep your site files. When it comes to…
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How to Choose the Best WordPress Hosting for Your Blog
Almost every web host says it is “optimized for WordPress”, and most of them can run it. The real differences are in speed, support, what happens when your traffic grows, and what you pay after the introductory price ends. Choose well and you never think about hosting; choose badly and you fight slow pages, downtime,…
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9 Best Month-to-Month Web Hosting Plans (No Long Contract)
The cheap hosting prices you see advertised almost always require paying one to three years up front. That is fine once you know you will keep the site, but it is a poor deal for a first blog, a test project, or a client site you might hand over in a few months. Month-to-month hosting…
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7 Tools to Check if a Domain Name Is Available (Free)
Typing a domain into your browser is not a reliable way to check if it is free. Many registered domains have no website, so the browser shows an error even though someone owns the name. The right way is to use a domain search tool. These free tools tell you instantly whether a name is…
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How to Point a Namecheap Domain to HostGator (Step by Step)
Buying your domain from Namecheap and your hosting from HostGator is a smart, budget friendly combo. Keeping them separate also makes it easier to switch hosts later. To make them work together, you just need to point your Namecheap domain to HostGator. It takes about 10 minutes. Step Where What you do 1 HostGator Find…
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Cyber Monday Web Hosting Deals 2018 → Huge Discounts!
After Black Friday, Cyber Monday Sale is the last chance for you to get huge discounts on Web Hosting. Most of the popular Web Hosting providers also offer huge discounts on this day. And this is the best time to buy a web hosting service. If you are planning to buy hosting or changing your current…
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A Beginner’s Guide to Buying Shared Hosting for WordPress
My first blogs lived on Weebly and WordPress.com, and both shut me out over terms of service issues. That is when I moved to self-hosted WordPress on a shared hosting plan, and I have used shared hosting for new sites ever since. For a new blog, shared hosting is still the right starting point: cheap,…