You have very good advice and guidance here…let us know if you have any further questions.

-Mike

You need to contact your next provider support on how to migrate your sites over to their servers, including your subdomains.

Or else check their docs.

Site support here cannot answer your next provider procedure.

No, your subdomain will not automatically transfer.

When you transfer your domain to another provider, your associated subdomains are deleted.

Submit a ticket to Site Support and ask them about transferring your sub domain.


Rudy

Hello, Sujith,

Usually, it is the new provider who puts everything in order. Please ask.

Best regards,

You have to reach out to Site Support on this area, Sujith. They are sure to help you out!

Thank you for your question here and exceptionally great advice. I am sorry to hear about your experience.

Some good advice from Kyle and Brenda here Sujith

In my experience there is no going back even lots of newbies make this rookie error. You can try Brenda's tactic but she is the only one who had ever got their account back. You can start another one with a new email address

Vitality gave me this same advice. Once that happens, it will be hard to get back. You can pivot to use Microsoft Ads.

I made the same mistake too. I got my account back by calling the number for Google ads account representative. I talked to someone there. But they won't give it to me right away. I had to wait for time and then I got it back. Like you, I made a newbie error. It happens to a lot of people, you're not alone.

What I did was I paused my ad account because it was freaking me out because it kept charging me a lot of money that was not converting so they suspended me for pausing my ad too soon.

Vitality explained what he did in one of his Google Ad Expert Classes on how he solved his issue too. I called them and explained what happened. Now the account is back but I haven't used the PPC ever since because I don't trust Google. Microsoft ads are better. Vitality explain never depend on one ad source use another one. Remember to never use affiliate link only your own website which has affiliate link inside your articles thats where you direct people to.

You don't want to use affiliate links, you are then relying on someone else's website and this is not something that we would ever teach here.

You can move on and perhaps create a new account, or you can move over to Microsoft Ads, but if you do you are going to want to build out your campaigns correctly. :)

Hello Sujith

There are other free autoresponders like the others have mentioned here. There Mailchimp, GetResponse and there are a couple of others that the others have no mentioned here.

There is Convert Kit which gives you 1000 subscribers for free and there is also one called Systeme which gives you 2000 subscribers for free.

My advice is have a look at what's available in your country and go with what is right for you. Start with the free option and once you start making money you can upgrade to the paid membership when you need to.

I hope this helps you and makes sense. I wish you good luck with your business and with email marketing. Let me know if you have any other questions or if you need any further help. All the best to your success.

Regards

Timothy

As mentioned, Mailchimp is free.

GetResponse, SendInBlue, constant contact all have a free version to use with one website.


Rudy

You could also try MailerLite.

You could try MailChimp.

Aweber, which is free for the first 500 subscribers.