Have you had read my post about the cost of starting a WordPress blog at GoDaddy? Today, I’m going to share with you the cost of starting a WordPress blog at BlueHost, another web hosting service provider which was recently awarded Best New Hosting Company and Best Customer Support by the some of the leading hosting review companies.
BlueHost offers only one web hosting plan for its clients. You can host unlimited domains and sub-domains under the web hosting plan and it comes with one free domain name (with free domain privacy) as well. Additional domain names are at $10.00 per year and if you’d like to avail of privacy for additional domains, its cost is $4.95 per domain annually.
BlueHost have different prices for their services depending on the length of web hosting contract that you buy ($8.95/mo. for 12 months, $7.95/mo. for 24 months and $6.95/mo. for 36 months). However, they have an ongoing promotion where web hosting is set at $6.95/month regardless of the contract period.
If you want to know if your budget can cover the initial payment for a web hosting plan, check out the table below:
| Period |
Regular Price |
Promotion |
Savings |
| 12 months |
$107.40 |
$83.40 |
$24.00 |
| 24 months |
$190.80 |
$166.80 |
$24.00 |
| 36 months |
$250.20 |
$250.20 |
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| Domain name |
free |
free |
$10.00 |
| Domain privacy |
free |
free |
$4.95 |
* Free for one domain/primary domain only.
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Just a quick trivia here folks. Do you know that…
it takes seven million barrels of oil to produce the disposable bottles Americans use in a year?
50 billion disposable water bottles are consumed just in the United States alone – that’s 137,000 annually or 1,585 per second!
making drip coffee at home (about $165/year) is cheaper that buying drip coffee at your local cafe (about $636/year)
the number of paper coffee cups that will be thrown out in 2010 is estimated at 23 billion
if you buy rather than pack a lunch five days a week, you will spend about $2,350 a year.
What a statistics, right? Just imagine all those waste and their effects, not only in our pockets but in the environment too. That’s one of the reasons why Aladdin has come up with the “Do The Reuse Challenge – a 30-day commitment to give up disposable paper cups, water bottles, or food containers. We are all are invited to participate in the challenge for, as they say, “the more, the merrier”.
Instead of disposable water bottles and paper coffee cups, why not have reusable water bottles and your favorite mug be your constant companion in the next 30 days? As an added incentive, you’ll be able to get discounts and free shipping on selected Aladdin products through their website. You don’t only save the planet but save your pocket as well. Pretty neat, huh?
Our family can probably complete this “Do The Reuse Challenge”. First, we don’t use disposable water bottles. Hubby even bought a reusable plastic bottle which brings to the office everyday. He usually eats lunch at home too but when he has to eat in the office, I pack his lunch using reusable containers.
Are you also ready to take Aladdin’s Do The Reuse Challenge? Visit the site now via the link below. Don’t forget to like Aladdin on Facebook too.
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Have you heard of PhotoScape? It’s a free image editing software from Mooii that you can download for free either at Cnet or their main site at PhotoScape. I don’t know how it compares to sophisticated (translation: costly) digital photo software but for a newbie like me, I could say that it’s quite intuitive and easy to use.
I don’t have a photo editing software in my laptop and it’s one of the reasons why I barely share photos in this blog (the other is privacy issues). With this new software which I downloaded from CNet, I can now publish some pictures and create more customizations for my blog.
Here’s the interface that greets you whenever you open the program: check it out!
