
There’s that well used expression that insists that nothing worth having comes easy, but that can’t be extended to apply to getting something for free. There are plenty of things that are worth having that may come to be acquired without any expenditure attached to them, and and inheritances can be one of many darn good examples of that. However, it’s usually the case that if something is free to you and you haven’t won it or some type of similar situation then usually there’s a reason it is available for no charge. It’s not to suggest there’s no quality to it, but more often than not there’s just not a lot of real value to whatever it is that’s free. We’re a Canadian web hosting provider here, and we can concur here and say that for cost-effective web hosting you might want to pause before choosing free options. The built-in value proposition in free really is absolute, but where it becomes cloudy is in the way it might fall apart if your needs aren’t being met. And in this instance the needs will be for your website and if it’s making your business visible to customers online then there almost always are going to be inflexible needs attached to it. Free website hosting might be a good fit for someone who’s selling their own artwork on the website or something similar, but even then it may come up short. Web hosting providers in Canada will almost always have the most bare-boned of shared hosting arrangements made available as their free website hosting option, and it may well end up meaning that your online shop isn’t actually open along the information superhighway. This is why people who have a website now and are ready to get web hosting for the first time are urged to give more thought to real website hosting solutions. More thought than they might be inclined to in a lot of cases, and another part of why that’s recommended is because while basic shared web hosting plans aren’t free they also don’t cost a whole lot either and the level-up with reliability you get from a...