Also known as “Domain Parking”. A parked domain is a domain name that points to your main Web site on your account (ex. if yourdomain.com is your main Web site, you can purchase the yourdomain.net and park it so that if a visitor were to type yourdomain.net they would see the same Web site as if they had typed yourdomain.com).
Another use of domain parking is to be a placeholder of an existing web site. A company might choose to use this method to redirect its website traffic to another web site it owns.
More information regarding wikipedia’s parked domain
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An add-on domain allows you to have another separate Web sites on your account that share the space. You can have a yourdomain1.com and then a yourdomain88.com as an add-on domain. The yourdomain88.com would be a completely separate Web site and visitors would not know that it is part of your yourdomain1.com account.
More detail regarding addon domain from wikipedia
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Note that, for signup for 12 month and above, your main domain name is free. You can have another 5 more addon domain, eg. www.yourdomain88.com. Each new registration of domain would cost $10.00 and can be easily added from cpanelX login site.
- login to bluehost control panel
- Domain > register domain
- Enter your new domain name. Click register.
- Once completed, a folder is created in the ‘public_html’ directory. Upload your new domains files here, and www.yourdomain88.com is ready!
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Bluehost.com is offering free domain name for their customer. And as long the domain is the primary domain for the hosting plan, you get it for free.
Get your domain for free, include:
- New domain: free forever as long stay with bluehost. Free domain privacy.
- Transfer domain: free transfer of existing domain to bluehost, and free forever as long stay with bluehost
Note that you can add another 5 more domain/website to this single hosting plan. Each domain names are priced at $10.00 per year. However, you could choose to get domain from other registrar as you prefer, and transfer domain here after that. Read our next section of Domain Tranfser
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