Geek Question

[Indy]

I need to have a website hosted. Low anticipated traffic. Who would you use to do that most economically? Where can I find "building a site for dummies?" How can I best accomplish that? Is there a solution that allows me to use some sort of gui interface instead of using code?

The only one I know is GoDaddy, because of Danicles. :gomer::gomer::gomer:

[stroker]

I need to have a website hosted. Low anticipated traffic. Who would you use to do that most economically? Where can I find "building a site for dummies?" How can I best accomplish that? Is there a solution that allows me to use some sort of gui interface instead of using code?

The only one I know is GoDaddy, because of Danicles. :gomer::gomer::gomer:

I have my site registered at GoDaddy because it's cheap. Haven't actually built the site yet.

[gjc2]

I've had good experience with General Hosting. They're a small company in New York City.

[Al Czervik]

I have been happy w/ Yahoo hosting.

You may want to look into Site Spinner for page design.

[Gnam]

I don't know nothin' 'bout birthin' no websites!

[rosawendel]

My domain came from godaddy, and I use squarespace for hosting. It's all template driven, so you can build it yourself, and moderately inexpensive.

[opinionated ow]

www.weebly.com and its free

[cameraman]

I know a couple of people who have had bad experiences with GoDaddy for hosting. ymmv

[TravelGal]

I've had good experience with General Hosting. They're a small company in New York City.

Linky? I have the same situation as Indy. Need a host that I can ask a question or two each year. Very little updating (I know, I know). Lots of mail though. Just need to continue my web presence and don't like the current host.

[cameraman]

This is a local company that is a very good hosting firm. Their market is local businesses and they host a lot of corporate sites, from small to huge.

http://www.xmission.com/web_hosting

It is actually a very cool company. They provide free (or reduced rate if they have very high usage) web hosting to any Utah-based 501c3. And they host a lot of them. They were one of the first ISPs in the state.

[gjc2]

Linky?

http://www.generalhosting.com/

[TravelGal]

http://www.generalhosting.com/

Thanks. When I googled "General Hosting" NYC, a whole of stuff came up and I wasn't sure which one was the right one.

[Insomniac]

I used 1and1 in the past. Never had an issue. They have web site building tools (they also advertise them on TV).

The host I use now is a bit more advanced and their tech support can be elitist, doubt you'd like that.