Many bloggers and website owners manage more than one site, all hosted on their own hosting package. Instead of buying every time a new hosting package, you can easily save on your hosting costs with add-on domains. Most webhosters today offer 2 packages, the standard package with only one domain, or a more advanced package which allows you to host several sites within the same package. Most of times opting for the more advanced package will be much cheaper than buying several hosting packages, one for every domain.
In this tubetorial we’ll show you how to set up more than one domain on your webspace, using CPanel
Supercharge your blog’s earnings with Text Link Ads
Episode links:
- Get Started today with One-click WordPress install from Colorteck!
- Do not wait until the next DNS update and change your host file in Windows Vista/XP
- Do not wait until the next DNS update and change your host file in Mac OS X
- Tubetorial Quick Fix Series Index.
Tubetorial made by Michael Pick, a professional screencaster, when he is not swearing at Final Cut Pro on his Mac Book Pro.
Share this page or bookmark it now!
7 Comments ↓
Slash Your Hosting Bills | Michael Pick said:
[…] We’ve just put up the first in a new, soon to be ongoing, Tube’ series of quick fixes. This first offering covers how you can save yourself some hosting dough by making use of the Add On Domains feature packed in a lot of the more popular hosting packages. […]
Steven Turner said:
In a simple word, Fantastic.
Thanks, Michael. Knowledge is truly the key to success.
And using it, is the key to fullfillment.
Sridhar Katakam said:
You forgot to mention that you need to add the name server entries of the hosting at your domain registrar.
BradBlogging.com - Increase Website Traffic With Easy To Follow Steps said:
Excellent job. I was wondering how to do that ^_^
Hussein said:
What do you think is the best webhosting for blogging?
Car Audio Man said:
Thank you for the reminder. I have been working with my site quite a bit over the past few days and forgot all about my add on domains. Excellent little tutorial. Thank You!
Jason R said:
Ive been working on my website over the past few days and forgot about this one little simple step. Great little tutorial thanks!