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How to have multiple blogs on one webserver

Last updated on January 7, 2018
Posted on November 27, 2010

Why you should have multiple blogs on one webserver.

When you signed up for a webhosting company, you would have one domain name (either already included or you have to buy separated, in JustHost.com, domain is free, no extra payment), and a webspace to save all your files that you need to build a website. (see more on my post about how to use wordpress to build a website).

You can actually have multiple blogs on one webserver. If you still have spare times to blog, i mean you have another idea of a niche to blog, you should have another blogs with different domain name.

This will spare your webhosting costs (especially if you add adsense on them), and also you can interlinking them to increase your backlinks.

Multiple blogs on one webserver should work this way.

Because your webhosting for your current blog has one same IP, it is very recommended that you have another niche to run multiple blogs on one webserver.

Example, your current blog is about travel, domain name, travelblog.com. If you have idea to have another blog in your webhost, then you can choose another niche. Example, gardeningguide.com, niche, gardening guides. (my post about choosing good blog titles or names)

Notice, that those two blogs have different niches, one for travel and one for gardening. It means, you can link them from one to another, example, you put your “other” blog as a blogroll.

One thing to note, is that do not abuse this ability, i mean, because you can link them, then you have 50 blogs and link it to each other. It won’t work, even Google may ban your site. (because of spamming).

See more how to check if your site is banned and how to check and avoid it.

How to have multiple blogs on one webserver? where should i begin?

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1. First you have to buy a domain name (without hosting, because you have already one). It can be from your host or another websites. My advice based on my experience, i buy cheap domain name in namecheap.com, costs about 10$ (complete with hiding your infos if people whois-ing your domain name).

Other than namecheap, i would recommend buy domain in GoDaddy domain, because they price 8-9$/domain name.

Although i don’t recommend GoDaddy for hosting, but only for buying domain name i would recommend.

2. Once you bought a domain name, you can then change this domain DNS to your webserver’s DNS. Example, you buy a domain from godaddy,but your host is JustHost.com, it means you must set the domain DNS in GoDaddy account to JustHost.com.

We should wait for latest 24 hours, until the DNS is updated. And once it is updated, you can then install wordpress blog in your webserver using this new domain.

If you need more help on this, feel free to contact me, i will gladly help.

You have just started a multiple blogs on one webserver!

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Comments

  1. Thiru@webappdirectory says

    November 27, 2010 at 8:16 am

    Informative post, Kimi, Thanks for the share…I just RT to my followers.

    • Kimi says

      November 27, 2010 at 11:18 am

      Thanks Thiru!!

      Have a nice weekend 😀

  2. Mig says

    November 28, 2010 at 5:01 am

    Doesn’t backlinking within same hosting but different domain give you very little or no effect on google?

    • Kimi says

      November 29, 2010 at 2:11 pm

      It gives you backlinks Mig, as long as they are on different niches 🙂

      But if you link one to another about 50 blogs Google will know it. Indeed big G knows everything..

  3. Reinier says

    November 28, 2010 at 10:56 pm

    As far as I can remember they don’t provide cpanel for a shared hosting. One must download wordpress first from .org, tweek some code inside and upload to the server… A little bit tricky to someone who don’t usually do this kinds of work but if you have some video tutorials about the topic a lot of newbie will be delighted because we’ll be able to save a lot of money from shared hosting. Thanks

    • Kimi says

      November 29, 2010 at 2:13 pm

      I have a shared hosting and it has cPanel, Reinier.

      I am familiar with JustHost and HostGator, they both are shared hosting and both have cPanel.

      Maybe someday i make a video tutorial about it, but for premium content 🙂

  4. Reinier says

    November 29, 2010 at 7:07 pm

    Thanks for replying to me Kimi.

    I will be reading some more of your post and when the time comes that I will be purchasing from the companies mentioned above I will surely remember you…

    • Kimi says

      November 30, 2010 at 7:33 pm

      Most welcome Reinier, thanks for visiting again and the will to remember me 🙂

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