As an added benefit your site is more secure because there is less software required to run your site which means less surface error for attack. This is true for the code required by your website and the third party software you need to run your web site such as ASP.NET, etc.
Keep in mind there are definitely times when a dynamic site is necessary, but if you page is the same for every user on your site you may want to consider static content generators. Here are some useful links.
Site Generators
Jekyll - one of the most popular static site generators.Hugo - easy way to do blogs, but also docs, portfolios, etc.
JAMStack - JavaScript - APIs - Markup. Javascript based solution. Worth looking at.
Visual Editors
NetlifyCMS - plugs into any static site generator, provides graphical UI to edit content for your site generator.
SiteLeaf - content managements in the cloud. Looks like WordPress. Uses GitHub
SiteLeaf - content managements in the cloud. Looks like WordPress. Uses GitHub
Free Hosting
GitHub PagesSetting up a custom domain for GitHub Pages
Video showing how to host a site on GitHub Pages and add a custom domain to it
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