Super-easy... Just set up your domain on godaddy, and buy some hosting if you haven't got your own server or anything - godaddy has a one-click solution for installing wordpress on your domain if I remember right :)
Not the cheapest solution out there, but not a big investment at all...
a couple of bucks a month probably... they're kind of pricey compared so more DIY solutions, but if you have little to no skills of setting up a webhotel, using FTP servers, transferring domains and/or setting up DNS routing etc., it's probably cheaper and easier, than learning all that, to save maybe $100 a year
I intend to use wordpress in the future as well. Just need to understand how to set that up.
Super-easy... Just set up your domain on godaddy, and buy some hosting if you haven't got your own server or anything - godaddy has a one-click solution for installing wordpress on your domain if I remember right :)
Not the cheapest solution out there, but not a big investment at all...
How much money are we talking about?
a couple of bucks a month probably... they're kind of pricey compared so more DIY solutions, but if you have little to no skills of setting up a webhotel, using FTP servers, transferring domains and/or setting up DNS routing etc., it's probably cheaper and easier, than learning all that, to save maybe $100 a year
100 a year doesn't sound too bad.