Posted by Julie/IL on 9/16/10 1:35pm
Msg #352907

Any suggestions on web hosting sites?

I'm looking for a user friendly, not too expensive site to try for my new website. I did try go daddy dot com, but I'm not sure of any others to try that people have actually used. TIA!

Reply by Tonya Grimes on 9/16/10 2:30pm
Msg #352912

My website is through Go Daddy. It was very simple with the Website Tonight feature and the customer service is great. It's almost like "website for Dummies".....even *I* couldn't mess it up!

Reply by MW/VA on 9/16/10 3:10pm
Msg #352916

I'm using Intuit Websites @ 6.99/mo. I was with Yahoo Small Business which was twice that price. I know there are many free sites & I think PAW & a few others have discussed that before.

Reply by Grammyzoom on 9/16/10 3:48pm
Msg #352923

I used to design websites for small businesses and still have a few websites going. Last year I moved everything over to Go Daddy and could not be happier with them. Easy uploads, templates available if you need them and the customer service is the best I have ever worked with over the years.

Reply by Ali/IL on 9/16/10 5:03pm
Msg #352933

Do you know if the economy package is searchable?

Reply by Julie/IL on 9/16/10 5:41pm
Msg #352941

I appreciate the suggestions. I use the microsoft officelive version for our notary business but for my other business I'd like it to "appear" more professional. Thanks again!

Reply by Alz on 9/16/10 6:11pm
Msg #352943

I like both Go Daddy and Fat Cow. n/m

Reply by Mary Ellen Elmore on 9/18/10 12:26am
Msg #353085

I use Micorsoft Office Live. To have your own domain is $14.95 per year.

Or they have a free version that would be their name with yours added on.

Reply by JanetK_CA on 9/20/10 1:53am
Msg #353139

I've been looking into that, too. Another option with Office Live is to get your domain somewhere else (I saw one site with domains for $2.95 I think - don't know if there are other issues to consider) and then just link it to the Office Live website. They say they will provide easy instructions.