In the world of web hosting, two big names are considered a cut above the rest— Bluehost   vs   HostGator . Both web hosting providers assure top-tier service in an already saturated market with low-quality hosting options. But which one is truly the best web hosting service? If you read my past articles, you’ll know I’m a champion for Bluehost. But even keeping my personal bias aside, when I look at hard cold facts, Bluehost is still victorious over HostGator. While HostGator isn’t far behind, Bluehost’s appealing packages hit the sweet spot of affordability and usability—something both beginners and veterans will appreciate. Read on to learn more about the reasoning behind my verdict. Bluehost   or   HostGator : Which is Better? Bluehost can be a godsend for WordPress novices and experts, and those would want a highly affordable hosting plan. It has a clearly organized dashboard with excellent customer support and several great features. No wonder it’s one of three...

In this Getresponse vs MailChimp comparison, I’m going to examine both these popular email marketing solutions in-depth, to see which of them best meets your business’ needs. By the end of the comparison, you’ll have a  much  clearer idea of which product is for you. GetResponse Simon Grabowski founded  GetResponse  in 1998. It now serves more than 350,000 customers in 182 countries and is available in 21 different languages. They market themselves as the  world’s easiest email marketing platform . What we love about GetResponse? Signing up Signing up to GetResponse is as simple as AWeber. The main difference is that GetResponse doesn’t take your credit card details upfront. They contact you towards the end of your 30-day free trial to arrange payments. Message types GetResponse offers three types of messages: Newsletters – For sending updates to your subscribers Autoresponders – For sending predetermined messages, based on time or actions RSS to Email – For se...