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Ten best free website hosting services compared

The good news is that you can test drive free website hosting at no cost to see if it might work for you. If you’ve decided to give it a try, here are ten options to consider.

Once your website is published, your visitors won’t see ads. However, there will be ads in cPanel on the back end. Your site is also limited to 50,000 hits per day.

Wix is a drag-and-drop website builder – similar to tools like Weebly or Squarespace; and yup, you don’t need the knowledge of PHP like you do with solutions like Joomla.

Unfortunately, if you’re expecting no ads, you will be disappointed. Just like most of the free web hosting providers, Wix places their own ads on free plan sites. You can only connect a Wix subdomain and would have to move to a paid plan for connecting a custom domain.

Freehostia offers paid and free hosting. The free plan, called ‘Chocolate,’ provides:

Freehostia’s cluster platform aims to offer more reliability from its free hosting. Hopefully, this results in less downtime for your website. You’ll have access to a website builder complete with templates. If you run into issues, you can have an answer to your support ticket in one hour, even with the free plan.

FreeHosting offers free and paid hosting from its two data centers. With the free plan you get:

When you sign up, you can bring your own domain name, or FreeHosting can register one for you. This provider promises unmetered bandwidth as long as you comply with its Fair Use Policy.

One-time billed add-ons are available, such as an additional mailbox or SSL certificate. This lets you improve upon the free hosting plan while keeping costs low. Note that FreeHosting does not offer services for users in Brazil, Cuba, Iran, Sudan, Syria, or Vietnam.

ByetHost iFastNet company providing a variety of web hosting services. Its free plan features:

ByetHost offers solid support for its free plan, which can be rare. You can access a self-service knowledge base and video tutorials, but a ticketing system is also available.

In addition, you’ll receive usage statistics such as disk space, bandwidth usage, and daily hits. You can find this data in VistaPanel, which is ByetHost’s free hosting control panel, and can use the information to help budget your resources.

HyperPHP is a free web hosting service also provided by iFastNet. This plan offers:

HyperPHP offers a few ways to make launching a new website easy. First, a free domain transfer is available. This host also offers an automatic script installer, which you can access through VistaPanel.

FreeWebHostingArea is a volunteer-maintained free hosting service which offers:

To use FreeWebHostingArea, your free site must have at least one visitor per month. It can be deleted due to inactivity if you drop below this metric. This service also prohibits private projects, APIs, and password-protected websites.

000WebHost is a free hosting option from Hostinger. Some of its features include:

000WebHost comes with the Zyro website builder, which should make designing your site less intimidating. Like InfinityFree, visitors to your website won’t see ads, but there will be ads in your WordPress dashboard.

Free hosting from 000WebHost doesn’t even require a credit card to set up, and you can use it as long as you like. Also, if you outgrow your free plan, you can easily upgrade to a cheap plan from Hostinger. Hostinger plans start at $1.99 / month for your first billing cycle.

Google Cloud Hosting isn’t technically free. However, it does offer a one-year free trial that includes:

While Google Cloud Hosting is tailored towards large businesses, anyone can use it. To get started, all you need is a Google account.

The free trial lasts for 12 months or until you’ve used up the $300 credit it includes. After this, you only pay for the resources you use. Google offers a price calculator to help you estimate your costs.

AwardSpace offers a variety of hosting services. It’s best known for its free plan, which includes:

Awardspace includes one-click content management system (CMS) installation as well as the Zacky website builder. Also, the 24/7 live chat is available to free plan users if you have questions.

Once launched, your own website will be ad-free. Plus, you can place ads to monetize it. AwardSpace provides you with the ability to monitor your bandwidth usage as well, which may help you budget your resources.

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The Instagram algorithm decides which content gets seen. Every single time a person opens the app, the algorithm instantly combs through all available content, and decides:

Basically, the Instagram algorithm is the set of rules that controls your content’s organic reach. And it gets a lot of flak for this (queue a wailing choir of people screaming “bring back reverse-chronological”). However, instagram says that before the algorithm was implemented in 2016, people used to miss 70% of the posts, and 50% of their friends’ posts.

But how does the algorithm decide whether a piece of content is worth showing to a particular person at any given time?

Basically, it looks at the user’s past behaviour, sweeps all the available posts or pieces of content, and then evaluates each one to predict how interesting it is to that user. The most interesting content goes to the top.

To do this, it considers thousands of individual data points, which are also known as ranking signals.

Instagram algorithm ranking signals

The Instagram algorithm’s ranking signals fall under three major categories:

• 1. Relationship
• 2. Timeliness
• 3. Interest

1. Relationship

The algorithm assumes that people who’ve interacted with your account in the past will be interested in your new content. So when it decides whether to show a post to one of your followers, it evaluates your relationship:

• -> Do you follow each other?
• -> Did they search for you by name?
• -> Do you message each other, or leave comments?
• -> Do you tag each other in your posts?
• -> Do they save your posts?

If you’re running a brand account, you’re probably not actually best friends with your thousands of followers. But if you have an audience who is loyally and consistently engaging with your content, the algorithm will recognize that.

In other words, rest assured that engaging with your followers does genuinely help increase your organic reach (on top of making your monthly analytics reports look nice).

2. Timeliness

The Instagram algorithm also assumes that the most recent posts are most important to people. While Instagram insists that all posts do, at some point, show up in a user’s feed, newer posts are often ranked higher in the newsfeed than older ones.

For brands, that means one of the easiest ways to improve your Instagram reach is posting when your audience is online. (We have some more details on that below.)

3. Interest

The algorithm’s job is to give the people what they want (or, you know, a healthy mix of what they want and also perhaps some diverse and preference-broadening content). By tracking user affinity and being very good at understanding what is in a given photo or video, Instagram knows how to get basketball highlight videos to basketball fans, astrology memes to millennials, and really-scary-but-weirdly-cute shark videos to me.

For brands, a system that caters to people’s preferences means your organic content has to be truly appealing to your target audience in order for the algorithm to show it to them. There’s just no shortcut to defining your niche, developing a consistent voice, and telling a story that matters to people.

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