Get Free Domain and 1GB Web Space for Blogging
We all know having a top level domain improves branding and helps you get better exposure. And it’s way better if you get free hosting with a self-hosted WordPress installation.
HyperWebEnable is known to be providing such services from quite some time now, and offer a free domain (www.yoursite.com) with a CMS installed (e.g WordPress, Joomla etc.).
Unlike Blogger, where you get limited templates, HyperWebEnable offers many themes for all CMS, and if your favourite one isn’t there, you can always request for it. I gave them a try few months back, and signed up for freewebhostoffers.com, which is now inactive because I never got time to work on it. The registration process went smooth, ignoring the part where they took 4 weeks to register and accept my domain.
You get full control over your blog and can also make money by monetizing it. HyperWebEnable has their own affiliate program which pays you a dollar for every new friend who registers with your reference.
In my view, they are doing an amazing job by providing these free services for bloggers with a free domain and 1GB web space. The site is still in beta, so you might experience some hiccups in the service, overall, they are good.
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Author: Haris NadeemHe is the founder of Sizzled Core and a Pakistani blogger who loves gadgets and exploring out the web!
4 Comments
fahad
Cheerz mate, i already signed up and waiting for the reply.
Dec 29th, 2008
Alex
Hi Haris,
your blog is interesting, so i added it to my rss subscriptions two months ago.
The most important thing to know about HyperWebEnable are the following (copied from their TOS) at http://hyperwebenable.com/request.php
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Rules and Requirements:
1. Domain must be active and must generate the required traffic.
2. Website must generate minimum traffic of 100 page views per day or 3000 page views on a monthly average.
HyperWebEnable.com has the right to deactivate your account if you do not meet the minimum traffic requirements.
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so, with those strict rules, the “free” of it seems now less free :)
For amateur/occasional bloggers, the traffic limits are too high. You need frequent and good writing, and advertising the blog to keep up the flow of visitors.
On the other hand, a “pro” blogger surely doesnt mind paying for hosting service, in exchange of complete control over the site.
Cheers,
Alex from Athens, Greece
Dec 31st, 2008
Khaled R.Mousa
Hi,
Well this shit is really awesome..! I might look forward to it after my current webhost expires :P:P … And btw thanks for the info Alex, really helped …
Jun 2nd, 2009
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