Techie Q&A

[Mark Bryan GaloParticipant]

Q: If you purchase a new domain, do you need to pay again to Bluehost even if Bluehost already hosted your old domain? In short, 1 host = 1 domain only?

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• This topic was modified 10 months ago by  Mark Bryan Galo.

• This topic was modified 10 months ago by  Mark Bryan Galo.

[Abby FlynnParticipant]

Hi Mark!

I am not a techie per-say, but I do believe there are a few different ways to have multiple domains on 1 host.
This might get you started:

Abby
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[Mark Bryan GaloParticipant]

Hi Abby,

Thanks. I hope to figure it out once I deep dive into blue host & WP. I’m waiting from other TW members here to share knowledge too.

Bryan

[Kevin KaiserParticipant]

Hey Mark, I’ve used Bluehost for a couple years now. It all depends on what hosting package you have. I think their basic package allows for multiple domain hosting on one hosting account. They should. Try their live chat support. They are always very responsive and could tell you exactly what’s available for the package you picked.

[Brandi BentonParticipant]

Hi, Mark -

I use WebHostingHub as a host server. I’ve purchased the Nitro plan, which allows me to host unlimited websites http://www.webhostinghub.com/hosting-plans.

I’ve been using them for over a year now and had an excellent experience.

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Brandi

[Judy HermanParticipant]

I’m trying to figure out how to make hyperlinks in an adobe PDF. I’m getting ready to launch my e-book “Relationship Dignity Manifesto.” I formatted in in Keynote (I have a Mac) then exported to a PDF. After a google search “how to add hyperlinks in PDF” it seems the best way is through google drive via google presentation. I had to export my Keynote to Powerpoint, to import to google presentation. It’s changed my format some. Now I’m able to make hyperlinks in my presentation before exporting back to PDF through google. If I’m “skinning the cat” the hard way, please let me know.

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