Post by Cultures You on Oct 22, 2023 1:02:29 GMT -3
So here's a very important rule: if you're a professional, you can't use free services, unless you don't care about being able to stay without a blog from one day to the next. And you must always know clearly why it is offered to you for free. If you are a hobbyist, want to learn, experiment, or run a personal blog, the only free service I can recommend is the excellent WordPress . It has many limitations compared to the version that you can install on your hosting by downloading it from wordpress.org, but it is well made and there are no tricks.
They cover costs with advertising that they occasionally insert into the blogs, with additional paid services and when the sites grow they are encouraged to switch to paid solutions. Furthermore, the number photo editor and type of plugins that can be used, templates, and so on are limited. Hosting on base Cost for a site with Gb/month of traffic : less than euros/year. WordPress Support : NO unmanaged. Audience : hobbyists, low traffic sites, small business showcase, community. At the top level there is low-cost hosting.
They often offer “unlimited” solutions, which obviously cannot exist. Everything in the world is paid for, and the internet is no exception. You pay for bandwidth, you pay for servers, you pay for electricity, so no one can offer hosting with unlimited space and bandwidth. If you see the word: “unlimited”, it is a rip-off. So why do you see offers like this? The simple answer is that people like to believe it, and companies like to make money on the gullible, the full answer is a little more complex.
They cover costs with advertising that they occasionally insert into the blogs, with additional paid services and when the sites grow they are encouraged to switch to paid solutions. Furthermore, the number photo editor and type of plugins that can be used, templates, and so on are limited. Hosting on base Cost for a site with Gb/month of traffic : less than euros/year. WordPress Support : NO unmanaged. Audience : hobbyists, low traffic sites, small business showcase, community. At the top level there is low-cost hosting.
They often offer “unlimited” solutions, which obviously cannot exist. Everything in the world is paid for, and the internet is no exception. You pay for bandwidth, you pay for servers, you pay for electricity, so no one can offer hosting with unlimited space and bandwidth. If you see the word: “unlimited”, it is a rip-off. So why do you see offers like this? The simple answer is that people like to believe it, and companies like to make money on the gullible, the full answer is a little more complex.