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03 Feb 05 - 01:30 PM (#1398122) Subject: Tech: Good Free Website hosting From: Maryrrf I need to set up a temporary website to promote an upcoming music event. For this reason I don't want to use a pay site, just a freebie since I'll only be using it for a month or so and only need to put up some text and a few pictures. I could use Yahoo Geocities, but are there any good ones out there that won't innundate clickers with pop ups? Just looking for suggestions. Thanks! |
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03 Feb 05 - 01:55 PM (#1398150) Subject: RE: Tech: Good Free Website hosting From: woodsie You can't beat freewebs It is free and has no ads or pop-ups. It has a great user interface. you can have a site ip in 10 minutes with no html knowledge. After 40 days you get a small banner ad at the top. |
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03 Feb 05 - 01:57 PM (#1398154) Subject: RE: Tech: Good Free Website hosting From: woodsie Or even have a site up! |
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03 Feb 05 - 02:04 PM (#1398161) Subject: RE: Tech: Good Free Website hosting From: George Papavgeris I host a number of clubs in my webspace, Maryrrf. The servers are US-based, yet access in Europe is great anyway. No popups, no funnies. IBM Websphere Studio Homepage Builder is the tool I use for maintenance, and it's a doddle. If it's not too much hassle, you could send me the material and I can build your pages for you. Visitors won't need to go through my own website, but the address would be something like: www.folk4all.net/maryrrfindex/ If you are interested, PM me. |
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03 Feb 05 - 02:22 PM (#1398177) Subject: RE: Tech: Good Free Website hosting From: treewind George - with a generic domain name like that - folk4all.net - you could keep very busy hosting web sites for anyone and everyone! Free hosts that pop up any kinf of banners or adverts are horrible - don't all ISP's give you some web space? Mine gives me 250Mb of it! (and I do host sites for a few local folk clubs) Anahata |