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You can transfer your web pages to the server using an FTP client like FileZilla or the File Manager tool in cPanel. Connect to your server using your FTP credentials, navigate to the public_html directory, and upload your website files. Ensure all files are correctly placed and linked for your website to function properly.

After purchasing a hosting plan, you'll receive a welcome email with your account details. Log in to your cPanel account using these credentials. From cPanel, you can manage your website, create email accounts, install applications, and more. Start by uploading your website files or using a website builder to create your site.

To purchase a shared hosting plan, visit our hosting plans page, choose the plan that suits your needs, and click 'Order Now.' Follow the instructions to complete your purchase. You'll receive an email with your account details and instructions on how to get started with your new hosting plan.

The type of web hosting plan you need depends on your website's size, traffic, and technical requirements. Shared hosting is ideal for small to medium websites with moderate traffic. If you expect high traffic or need more control, consider VPS or dedicated hosting. Evaluate your website's needs and choose a plan that offers the resources and features required.

cPanel is a web-based control panel that simplifies website and server management. It provides a graphical interface and automation tools to perform tasks such as managing domains, files, databases, email accounts, and more.

To log in to cPanel, go to yourdomain.com/cpanel or yourdomain.com:2083. Enter your username and password provided in your welcome email. Click the 'Log in' button to access your cPanel dashboard.

In cPanel, go to the 'Email Accounts' section under the 'Email' category. Click 'Create,' fill in the required fields, and click 'Create' again to set up your new email account.

To install WordPress using cPanel, navigate to the 'Softaculous Apps Installer' or 'WordPress Manager' in cPanel. Click on the WordPress icon and follow the installation prompts to set up WordPress on your domain.

To back up your website in cPanel, go to the 'Backup' section under the 'Files' category. Select 'Download a Full Website Backup' or choose specific backups for files, databases, or email forwarders and filters.

To create a MySQL database in cPanel, navigate to the 'MySQL Databases' section under the 'Databases' category. Enter a name for your database and click 'Create Database.' You can also create users and assign them to the database in this section.

To upload files using cPanel's File Manager, go to the 'File Manager' section under the 'Files' category. Navigate to the directory where you want to upload your files, click the 'Upload' button, select your files, and wait for the upload to complete.

To set up a cron job in cPanel, go to the 'Cron Jobs' section under the 'Advanced' category. Specify the command you want to run and the schedule for running the cron job, then click 'Add New Cron Job.'

To manage DNS settings in cPanel, go to the 'Zone Editor' or 'DNS Manager' section under the 'Domains' category. Here, you can add, edit, and delete DNS records such as A, CNAME, and MX records.

To enable SSL for your website in cPanel, go to the 'SSL/TLS' section under the 'Security' category. You can generate a free Let's Encrypt SSL certificate or purchase and install an SSL certificate from a trusted provider.