HostGator Coupons 2014

As you probably already by now, putting up a business online is not exactly a free adventure. There are costs involved. And they can pile up if you are not careful. What's worse is the fact that these expenses can be recurring month after month. Take the case of a simple blog. While a blog might seem straightforward in terms of costs, it can actually cost you a pretty penny if you don't plan out your expenses wisely. It is too easy to get a false impression from the fact that the heart of the standard blog-a WordPress installation-is free. Almost all hosts offer this free software package on their servers and you can install WordPress with a single click on most server plans. Since WordPress is free, you can take advantage of the tons of free themes and plugins made available by the WordPress community. So far so good, right? After you have installed your WordPress blog, your costs start to pile up.

First of all, you have to have content on your blog so you can attract traffic from the search engines and otherwise engage your readers so you can upsell them to ads you have. The more people click your ads to buy stuff or leave their emails, the more money you make. It doesn't get any simpler than that. However, unless you plan on ripping off other people's work by scraping other blogs, content costs money. Even if you have decided to write all your content yourself, you are not exactly getting free content. Your time is money and you should account for the per hour cost of your content. Moreover, if you are busy, you might not have the time to blog. Hiring someone to blog for you will cost you some money. You can either buy content packages at once or you can hire a writer to deliver text on a scheduled basis. Regardless of which way you go, you have to pay. Also, the higher the quality of the content you want, the more money you have to fork out If you want to turn temporary traffic from search engines to a semi-permanent pool of people who have given you permission to sell to them, you have to install an autoresponder system like Aweber or similar services. These services cost money. What's worse, these charges rebill monthly.

Your biggest costs, of course, is your monthly website hosting. This can pile up quickly especially if you are renting a dedicated server. Thankfully, Hostgator coupons 2014 can cut down on your costs. Not only do Hostgator coupon codes help reduce the cost of a server you are using, these coupons could save you quite a bit of money when you decide to build a blog network. Since there are many junk sites out there, many webmasters have increasingly turned to building their own link network to boost their properties' search engine performance. Hostgator coupons 2014 can save you a pretty penny because you will need many servers to build blog networks.