I have a portfolio of around 5 websites projects (mostly wordpress based) and I want to consolidate all of them under birds eye view control panel.
Which solutions is be
Cpanel really will not help you work with all your websites together which is what I hear you saying. For this functionality, probably Plesk is better - they have special capabilities for WordPress there. They will also help you from having the same content on multiple sites which can show as duplicate content to Google.
I have not used Plesk before but understand it is a good solution - but with more functionality usually comes more complexity.
Dave.
Are you hosting the sites here at WA? If not, have you checked out the site manager. Is that enough of a birds eye view for your needs? Sorry, I'm not sure if this is some technical webmaster term I'm not familiar with.
Consolidating wordpress websites, which solutions is better?
I have a portfolio of around 5 websites projects (mostly wordpress based) and I want to consolidate all of them under birds eye view control panel.
Which solutions is be
Hi Kenny
I don't know if i heard you clearer, I think that might create some confusion to your traffic, especially if niches and competitions differs
Cpanel really will not help you work with all your websites together which is what I hear you saying. For this functionality, probably Plesk is better - they have special capabilities for WordPress there. They will also help you from having the same content on multiple sites which can show as duplicate content to Google.
I have not used Plesk before but understand it is a good solution - but with more functionality usually comes more complexity.
Dave.
Are you hosting the sites here at WA? If not, have you checked out the site manager. Is that enough of a birds eye view for your needs? Sorry, I'm not sure if this is some technical webmaster term I'm not familiar with.
Hi Kenny
I don't know if i heard you clearer, I think that might create some confusion to your traffic, especially if niches and competitions differs