Free hosting websites advice needed

[gyronny]

I've used Weebly for about 4-5 years now and never had to pay a penny. There is an option to upgrade and get more services.

[billsstamps]

http://www.prchecker.info/web-hostin...hosting-sites/

might be useful.

[JanetB]

http://www.prchecker.info/web-hostin...hosting-sites/

might be useful.

Had a good read with that link Bill, thanks and I actually clicked on the Websitebuilder.com link and got this message from my virus checker;

Dangerous Website Blocked

You attempted to access: https://www.websitebuilder.com/ This is a known dangerous website. It is recommended that you do NOT visit this site. The detailed report explains the security risks on this site. For your protection, this web page has been blocked. Visit Symantec to learn more about phishing and internet security.

[pearlygirl555]

I've been able to make some eye-catching sites with Weebly and found that their free version was robust enough for whatever I wanted to do. Their customer support has been good the few times I've contacted them. The last 2 Weebly sites were for selling a van, and for adopting out a litter of kittens. Worked great :-)

Can you use Tumblr, Pinterest, or another social media site for your project? Most people have a hard time getting traffic to their personal site so building the entire project on a social site, or having a social presence that sends people to their personal site, ends up working better than a standalone website does.

Good luck :-)

[JanetB]

I've been able to make some eye-catching sites with Weebly and found that their free version was robust enough for whatever I wanted to do. Their customer support has been good the few times I've contacted them. The last 2 Weebly sites were for selling a van, and for adopting out a litter of kittens. Worked great :-)

Can you use Tumblr, Pinterest, or another social media site for your project? Most people have a hard time getting traffic to their personal site so building the entire project on a social site, or having a social presence that sends people to their personal site, ends up working better than a standalone website does.

Good luck :-)

Thanks for your input. Yes, I use pinterest, facebook, google+, blogs, etsy, eBid, craigslist. I just think I could use another venue (website) to use for advertising my goods as well. Anywhere and everywhere I can.