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I have just posted my editorial review of AllureHost after getting myself an account with them. I don’t know why but I didn’t remember them offering a custom hosting plan so when I saw, I jumped on it.

Custom hosting is great cost-saving solution for those looking to pay only for what they need, not tons resources and features they’ll never use. For instance, you can get a fully functional hosting package with PHP, Perl, CGI, MySQL, Ruby On Rails, cPanel and Fantastico for only $9.95 per year.

You heard me right, that’s $0.83 a month!

And you can be confident in AllureHost: John and Salvador are taking pride in their business, always ready to go a step further to make sure their customers are satisfied.

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This is the second part of this tutorial on How To Setup A Mailing List with cPanel. This time around we’ll see how to actually send an email to your mailing list.

I gotta say that Mailman’s interface is quite ugly and hasn’t evolved much over the years. Still it is a very powerful tool and better yet, it’s free.

So read carefully the rest of this tutorial and everything should be working fine.

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Setting up a mailing list is a great way to keep in touch with your contacts easily (ie.: customers, partners, colleagues, etc). Within a few clicks you can send an email to a large group of people without having to enter their email address every time.

cPanel provides you with a built-in mailing list that’s very easy to use. Let’s see how you can setup your own mailing list with it.

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So you have narrowed it down to Papa and Daddy? HostPapa (review) and GoDaddy (review) are two very well known web hosting companies in the industry but they are very different so let’s have a deeper look each of them.

HostPapa made a name for itself as a leader in the green hosting industry. On the other hand, GoDaddy became very popular with their numerous publicity stunts and appearances during major events such as the Superbowl.

HostPapa has a single one-size-fits-all hosting plan while GoDaddy also offers blog hosting, virtual private servers and dedicated servers. GoDaddy is also one of the largest domain name registrar around.

I’ve actually got an account with both web hosts for quite some time so let’s see how they compare side-by-side.

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