Comments on: Wealthy Affiliate Hosting VS Hostgator Hosting

By: Michelle

Michelle — Sat, 27 Nov 2010 03:35:00 +0000

Hi Craig,

I just moved a site to Hostgator from WA, I'm just about to set up the DB, is there anything I need to do?

By: Amber Stewart

Amber Stewart — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 09:34:31 +0000

I wouldn’t decry those who use Wealthy Affiliate to make loads of money. I am an online entrepreneur who has used Wealthy Affiliate and here is what I found. At the time I used, WA had no feature to up streaming videos. That was a major glitch as far as I am concerned since many of my websites had streaming videos on it. I was not contended with the features and options available in Wise Affiliate.
However, Wealthy Affiliate is a great free web hosting company for beginners. It lets you open to the unseen coffer of money in the form of internet marketing. You can make profit to the tune of $500 a month in a few months span. But if you want to grow out like never before, my choice will be Hostgator.

By: KLRrider

KLRrider — Sat, 12 Jun 2010 16:47:21 +0000

Hey Craig, Just thought I would say Hi more than anything… hope life is treating you well.
Thanks for your straight up comparison, I really appreciate it.
My next niche will use my hostgator account with WP. I have various sites and 3 of them are with WA but I constantly have to make adjustments because of using to much bandwith plus I keep getting the nag emails long after the issue has been corrected.
Take Care,
Bob

By: Welshy

Welshy — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 03:18:48 +0000

Hi Kevin,

I'm no longer a member of iSpionage, it's a great tool and I'll probably use it again, but right now I have other things on the go.

The only bad thing I have to say about iSionage is it's another monthly fee, would be great if it was a one time payment.

My #1 keyword research tool is Market Samurai not sure what the price is because I purchased it long time ago, but they probably have a 30day trial.
It's also way more than just a keyword research tool.

Craig

By: Welshy

Welshy — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 03:02:38 +0000

Hi Sarah,

Sorry for this late reply, been very busy with some off-line tasks.

Well first off if you have a BABY account already with Hostgator, forget about WA hosting and creating blogs on wordpress.com.

If you have a domain for the blog, you simple install wordpress from inside the cpanel using Fantastico. You can do this with just a few clicks.

In regards to your example it's hard to give you my opinion because it would change depending on the niche etc.

How ever, lets say your main blog was about Dog Training, you could use Categories as towns, that way you would only need one domain/blog.

Feel free to contact me privately if you want.

Craig

By: Sarah Gladman

Sarah Gladman — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 06:17:55 +0000

Gday Craig. Thanks for the no BS approach you have. It makes learning about this stuff so much easier, that way.
Look, Im having a world of trouble with getting my head around a few things ( newbie am I) I have a few websites on weebly.com and I have fast reached my quota. I am needing lots more. I have a baby host gator account and have been right thru it. I also have signed on for wordpress. What I need clarification on is probably pretty dumb, but Im new at this.
The way I understand it ( and understand is a grosse over statement!) is this: I create a blog on wordpress. I transfer the info/blog via FTP to my gator account which I have set up a domain for. Lets use the example that I am currently doing: Dog Training. I have half a dozen websites targeting different towns for dog training, each website dedicated to that town. BUT theres ALOT of towns I need to customise these websites to.
Do I do an individual blog entry for say thistown.dogtraining.wordpress.com and then transfer it over to Gator, then follow thru and do anothertown.dogtraining.wordpress.com and produce another website for that????
Have I made this all too hard for myself?? Im just not getting the link between wordpress and WA hosting/Gator hosting. Do I need to produce a page elsewhere and load it on to Gator/Wahosting?
SOooo new to website building as is bleedingly obvious.
Thanks in advance for reading this.
Sarah

By: Kevin

Kevin — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 17:51:03 +0000

Hi Welshy,
WA member here (kmdavis). Thanks for the info on Hostgator. I'll probably make the move once I'm up and running good. I was a little worried about the WA servers and couldn't find a lot of info…so this clears things up. The blacklist issue is a bit worrysome as well. I see you are promoting ISPIONAGE, I've not used this and I see there is a trial. I'm working on getting some info for a campaign and I'll probably sign up for the trial once I have that info. Any sugguesions on the tool? The keyword research is killing me.

Thanks,

Kevin

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