In this post, 3 recommended domains to use to set up your first blog I’m providing you with the three domains which I recommend for you if your starting your first blog, especially if you’re a beginner blogger and you’re looking for some blog examples. One of the best examples for beginners is at Suzi’s Start a Mom Blog for the Perfect Blog Plan. I hope that you’ll check it out, it’s where I got my start blogging.

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If your going to be starting a blog and you need some help, please visit my blog post called Creating a new website – adding a new domain with step by step instructions to set up the domain for your first website.

Getting a blog started is not really that difficult, it’s just knowing where to get started and what I would really recommend to any new bloggers that are contemplating to start their own blog is to get started with Nameboy that provides Bluehost for only $2.75 per month. If after a few months, like 3 or 6, if you like blogging you can upgrade to SiteGround that costs a little more but provides better customer service.

I wrote two posts listed below that help guide you through the process of setting up your first blog and buying a domain to host your blog.

Part One: Creating a new website – adding a new domain focuses on setting up the website, creating the new domain, and registering it so that you’re the owner of the domain and website. The example in this post uses Bluehost . I would highly recommend that new bloggers start out with Bluehost and then maybe after 5 – 6 months migrate their site to SiteGround. It’s a little more expensive to use than Bluehost but it’s a little harder to manage if you’ve never had a website before. Below are the images for setting up your domain on 1. Bluehost (my suggested domain for new bloggers and 2. SiteGround (if you have some website experience already). Overall, the process is very similar.

Part Two: Part Two (How to set up your WordPress from scratch) concentrates on adding your plug-ins, selecting a new theme, and the difference between a post and a page.

3 recommended domains to use to set up your first blog?

1. Nameboy
2. SiteGround and
3. Bluehost

To save some money, go with Bluehost . Bluehost has a free domain name for 1st year and 1-click WordPress installed. If you’re trying to save some bucks you might want to invest in Bluehost over SiteGround which costs slightly more than Bluehost. If you purchase Bluehost through Nameboy it’ll cost less than $3.00 per month ($2.75 per month). 
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