I'm not sure if this is the correct place to make this post, if not, can the mods please move it? Thanks!
I've seen many veteran marketers offering to set up free website for their customers, all they need is to pay for the hosting. A classic example is PlugInProfitSite.com
Can anyone advise how I should go about doing it? Should I approach a hosting company first about my plan?
Personally I would stay far from such offers. Maybe if you caught those opportunities in the early days you stood a chance to make some moolah but now I think if would be a uphill battle
Why?
1) These are cookie cutter sites and everybody and their brother has. Hence there is nothing unique about your site resulting in poor SE rankings
2) The hosting on these sites are pricey
3) Internet marketed is a very crowded field. Better off finding a niche.
4) More money to be made building your own site and content. If you dont know HTML, there are reputable programs out there that allow you to build a great site without having that knowledge or you could build a blog...
It's hard to tell from your post whether you're looking to be a customer of one of these companies, or if you're trying to start your own service doing this. Please elaborate.
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I think you should probably get in touch with a hosting company as they would be able to provide you with all the specific answers you are looking for acquiring a free website.
usually there are some hidden charges incurred, they're telling you your web site is free but it's only a referral link, what you should do is get a server admin to do this for you and some script writers, so you can do let's say free turnkey script installed just pay hosting, or free hosting just pay for the scripts, could be one time for script and afterwards opt in for like for every 3 paid get account for free something like that, you need to be creative you know.
Free Website to Customers 
Not worth It 
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