For most hosting providers, after the first initial growth period, you will find your reseller hosting account is not sufficient, as I discussed in a previous post on whether a reseller account is sufficient for you. Then, you need a … Continue reading
WordPress is simple to use. It is also simple to provide free WordPress blog hosting as explained to in previous post. But once your WordPress is setup, you need some plugins to make it work better for you. If you … Continue reading
When you start your free hosting business, the cash is always a constraint, at least for most people. As I mentioned in a previous post of Checklist for Free Hosting Providers, you need prepare sufficient cash for at least a … Continue reading
Starting the free service is easy, but making it profitable is difficult. As I mentioned in previous article, starting free WordPress hosting, or starting free web proxy, does not need any fancy scripts and tools. But how many people do … Continue reading
You failed, frustrated, but still cannot figure out the reasons. Here I give you the answer. WordPress hosting is the most simple one among free hosting services: you just install WordPress, and enable network, as I mentioned in previous post … Continue reading
WordPress is unarguably the leader of blogging scripts. A lot of sites, including this site, is powered by WordPress. For the version 3.2 alone, it has been downloaded more than 6.3 million times when I write this blog. Version … Continue reading
WordPress is a great open source project for blogging and content management. Millions of users use it everyday. RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed is a very commonly used feature among bloggers to broadcast latest posts and updates. Unfortunately, the … Continue reading
Maybe, every second, there is a new free hosting provider going online. But sadly, free hosting providers bite the dust at a similar speed. If the free hosting business had been planned well, the outcome should have been different. A … Continue reading