Best Host For Blogging sites?

Lots of people mentioned SiteGround on this forum, i personally dont have experience with them since im always hosting my websites on Dedicated server. You can try SiteGround.
 
I started blogging using Namecheap.

I got it from their Halloween promo. I think I paid only $1 for the entire year.

When you're starting out, it's best to keep things cheap. I didn't have to worry about monthly bills. It allows me to focus on writing without the pressure to make money quickly.

After nearly a year I was earning a consistent income from blogging. So I moved to Cloudways.
 
Lots of people mentioned SiteGround on this forum, i personally dont have experience with them since im always hosting my websites on Dedicated server. You can try SiteGround.

Is there a place where I can (in a safe way) share site ground accounts with someone? I have a lone site but want to try it out for a year or so but don't wish to get a whole package just to try it.
 
Check market place many people sale cheap hosting plan
 
WPX is a good one.
My second best is Hostgator for a cheaper alternative.
 
Namecheap is best to get started and relatively less hassle.
 
I started blogging using Namecheap.

I got it from their Halloween promo. I think I paid only $1 for the entire year.

When you're starting out, it's best to keep things cheap. I didn't have to worry about monthly bills. It allows me to focus on writing without the pressure to make money quickly.

After nearly a year I was earning a consistent income from blogging. So I moved to Cloudways.
How much daily traffic such a host can handle ?
 
I would recommend SiteGround. It's not the cheapest but extremely reliable.
 
1.WordPress.org
2.Constant Contact Website Builder
3.Wix
4.Gator
5.WordPress.com
6.Blogger
7.Tumblr
8.Medium
9.Squarespace
10.Ghost.
 
you should go to the market and select reliable host for your blog site.
 
Depends on the type of blog you're running.

If you're just getting off the ground it would be best to start off with a reputable shared host like namecheap - they charge a low fee for the year.
 
1and1 is always good option

Liquidweb is good but pricey
 
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