Web Hosting Sale – up to 80% OFF at Hostgator this Black Friday

Posted November 25, 2010 | by strangeduck | in Web Design | 2 responses

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I have been using Hostgator for the past 2 and a half years, and I love them. I’ve  just learned that Hostgator is doing a special promotion for Black Friday* and is offering these extremely low prices for their excellent web hosting services.

How special you ask? Why, up to 80% off! Now there’s no excuse for not having a website.

Here are some of the extraordinary deals:

Now there’s NO excuse for not having a web site!!

3 FULL YEARS of web hosting for only $35.64!!! That’s less than $12 dollars a year.

• Shared Hosting – AS LOW AS 99 cents a month. Buy 3 years worth and pay only $35.64! (Reg. $4.95/month)

• Reseller Hosting – AS LOW AS $4.99/month (  Reg. $24.95/month)
• VPS Hosting – AS LOW AS $3.99 First Month ( Reg. $19.95/month)
• Dedicated Servers – AS LOW AS $34.80 First Month ( Reg. $174/month)

This special promotion at Hostgator applies to ALL Accounts and ALL Term Lengths.

Ok, to get the full 80% off, the rules are a bit convoluted, but here it goes:

This Black Friday promotion starts at right at 12:00 AM Friday November 26th CST (-6 GMT) and will run all day until 11:59PM CST (-6 GMT) 11/26/2010. Everything at Hostgator is 50% off the regular price all day.

But from 5AM – 9AM CST Friday November 26th, the sale price is 80% OFF EVERYTHING (while supplies last. Then they will go back to 50% off.) Set your alarms – early birds get the worm!

Now at this price you can’t use the cost of hosting as an excuse to not have a web site. Buy now, and you can have a WordPress blog running in no time with a one-click install of WordPress. You can start posting with the default theme to get used to blogging. Then get a custom WordPress theme with all the plugins and settings you need to have a killer website.

But remember, the sale is just on for one day – Friday Nov. 26, 2010.

*For my non-US readers, Black Friday is the day after American Thanksgiving  and is the start of the Christmas shopping season. The term has come to mean the day retailers get out of debt, or are in the black, and has become a nation wide day of sales and promotions.