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Hostgator and GoDaddy are popular with website owners looking for accessible, affordable hosting. And yet - they are different companies with different strengths and weaknesses. In this comparison between GoDaddy and HostGator, I’ll break down the differences between the two and let you know which one I'd choose.
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Want to use a website builder not sure which one? Find out in this detailed review of Wix.
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If you're shopping for a new web host, there's a good chance Bluehost and SiteGround are on your shortlist, especially if you're planning to run a WordPress website. I've written individual reviews of Bluehost and SiteGround, but here's a head to head comparison.
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Comparing Bluehost and Hostgator is a bit like trying to decide between Coke and Pepsi. Not much sets the two apart, but you're still deciding on a product you’ll likely use for several years. I've previously written individual reviews, but this post compares Bluehost and HostGator head-to-head.
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Bluehost and GoDaddy are two of the biggest names in web hosting today, with each company powering millions of websites around the globe. But is one better than the other? In this article, I compare Bluehost and GoDaddy head-to-head to help you decide which hosting provider is right for your website.
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GoDaddy is one of the world’s largest “web services” companies. Although they were founded as a domain registrar, they provide a whole range of services from web hosting to website builders to accounting to email to digital storage to online security and much more.
