Uploading a White Page to a Domain and Linking It to a Hosting using the Hestia CP Web Panel

SEPTEMBER 2, 2024 • AFFILIATE MARKETING • EXPERT OPINION

To successfully redirect traffic to a white page, significant attention must be paid to setting up the web part of the offer. We at Trusted WhitePage Service consistently emphasize this aspect and are experienced in the intricacies of managing traffic. In this article, we will explain in detail how to link a domain to hosting and upload white pages to your hosting with the pre-installed Hestia CP web panel. As a bonus, you'll also learn how to get a free SSL certificate.

1. Go to the Hestia CP control panel.
2. Set up the user account that will link the domain to the hosting and upload the white page.

2.1. Change the "Package" value from "System" to "Default" and save the changes.

3. Go to the "Web" tab and click "Add Web Domains." Then click "Continue." Add your domain(s) by entering them one by one on separate lines. Don't forget to save the changes.

The domain has been successfully added to the hosting! To check it, visit the corresponding address in your browser.

1. Click the folder icon to access the hosting's file manager.

2. Go to the "Web" folder and select the domain where you want to upload the white page.

3. Go to the "public_html" folder, which is the root of your domain storage. All your website files are located here.

4. Select all files located there and click "Delete."

5. Click the "Add files" button and select your ZIP file. Once the files are uploaded, click the three dots next to your ZIP file name and select "Unzip."

6. Congratulations, the white page has been successfully uploaded! To check it, enter the domain in your browser's address bar.

An SSL certificate ensures encryption of data transmitted between the website and the user's browser. The certificate protects user data, boosts trust in the website, and improves its search engine rankings. A site with an installed SSL certificate works over the HTTPS protocol instead of HTTP.

To create a free SSL certificate, you need to add three A-type DNS records with the hosting's IP addresses on the domain name registrar platform. Let's demonstrate how to do this using GoDaddy as an example.

1. Go to the domain settings and select "Manage DNS."

2. Edit the A-type records with the names 1) *, 2) www, 3) @ by assigning them our hosting IP address with ttl=600-3600 (at your discretion). To make changes, click the pencil icon.

3. After saving the A-type records, go to the web panel and open the "Web" tab. Navigate to your domain.

4. Tick the following options:

• Enable SSL for this domain;
• Use Let’s Encrypt to obtain SSL certificate;
• Enable automatic HTTPS redirection.

Save the settings.

5. To verify the SSL certificate, enter the domain name without specifying the full address (do not add http or https in the address bar). When the page opens, the https protocol should automatically be used.

Now that you know more about white pages and how to upload them to a hosting, go ahead, experiment and test things out, enjoying the profits. Depending on your goals and the specifics of your offer, you can use different strategies for creating white pages. The main goal of a white page is to pass moderation successfully. If the white page passes moderation, it means it has been created correctly and is working fine.

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