how did you start your travel blog
Time is getting closer for retirement. March 31st we close on selling our business. We want to be on the road by the 1st of June. We plan on being gone for 6 months before returning to Fla for the ...
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I have used Bluehost as my host for many years. With WordPress.
I have used others and I can tell you that they change over time. Once they get to a certain size, they become difficult to deal with. Not listening to their clients usually, which allow errors to creep in. So I'm always ready to bail and move on.
One to stay away from is GoDaddy. They charge for everything every step of the process and are a very persistent UPGRADE SALES organization. Even calling you multiple times trying to upsell. The two years I spent with them were troubling and expensive. Unfortunately, there are many others that are now copying the GoDaddy framework so you have to do your research and only sign up for a minimum period. Bluehost is a month2month.
After nearly 13 years of blogging, I'm happy using Bluehost and WordPress.
I have used others and I can tell you that they change over time. Once they get to a certain size, they become difficult to deal with. Not listening to their clients usually, which allow errors to creep in. So I'm always ready to bail and move on.
One to stay away from is GoDaddy. They charge for everything every step of the process and are a very persistent UPGRADE SALES organization. Even calling you multiple times trying to upsell. The two years I spent with them were troubling and expensive. Unfortunately, there are many others that are now copying the GoDaddy framework so you have to do your research and only sign up for a minimum period. Bluehost is a month2month.
After nearly 13 years of blogging, I'm happy using Bluehost and WordPress.
