Reseller Hosting Account Video

Reseller Hosting Account Video

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Want the best reseller account out there? Then check out:
To check out Hostgator or use the link below.
http://planettucker.com/af/hostgator.php

Need some good domain names?

http://planettucker.com/af/godaddy.php
This is a video covering reseller accounts.

36 COMMENTS

  1. Sorry Tucker, I missed the "affiliates" part and purchased a reseller account. Thank you for the great video. When I first started web development, your videos were a great help to me, so I regret I missed this chance to help you back. If theres any way I can, let me know! -Giancarlo

  2. Your steps are the same if you go directly there. The link offers things to you at the same price. It is hard to tell 'who' signed up, only that one did. After you do be sure to call with questions if you have any. Best wishes.

  3. It is manual by default – which is the way I prefer. Otherwise (and speak with Hostgator) Autopilot is a tool you can use. I did automated setups before and found it offered too many ways for a user to screw up – then you are manually dealing with it anyway. Because the setup is so nominal on time I just take care of myself so I know it was done correctly, then sit back and collect for months to come! :)

  4. Justin, I followed your advice and have the web site, WHM and cpanel setup… what I am stuck on now is how do you link the web site to the osCommerce store and then Paypal….then is it manual, once a package is bought, for me to set it up for the user in cpanel or is that automated?

  5. Excellent question. In general no, you do not need to html. Yes, there are web builder programs to help you construct any website, whether it be your reseller site or not. I can consult on how to build your site, the harder part is putting all the logistics together with the reseller. It helps to know up dront, package names, package prices, ect… Let me know if you need anymore help.

  6. @abans45, yes, for nominal fees you can have autobill (if I remember) set up for you. There is also whmcs that is very comprehensive when managing your hosting clients. – Hope this helps, thanks for your contact.

  7. I think I might start his with HostGator sometime in the future. I already have a webhosting account with them. And they are just EXCELLENT! They barely have any types of downtimes. Only once in like.. 5 months.

  8. Thanks for the comment 🙂 Yes HostGator is much more flexible, not to mention easy to use. GoDaddy is cheaper but they have a difficult interface, and that will lead to a bunch of customer service you don't need to deal with 😮 With Cpanel once learned, it's learned. Also, it's a risky hassle to start one place, then transfer to another… you'll want to set up shop one time if possible.

  9. Great tips – wouldn't something like GoDaddy's reselling be a bit better though for starting out since there wouldn't be the $25 to $100 per month you'd have to pay while you are working on getting enough clients to cover and exceed that, but instead you'd get money for each order as it comes in? I guess the benefit of host gator is that there is the potential for more profit (and flexibility) down the road.

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