FREE One-File Landing Page for Mulitple Domains

Here is a easy landing page that should work at any hosting company with PHP.

• Hundreds of domains, one page
• Mobile ready
  
• Everything but your logo in one file.
• Inspired by Afternic / Buy Domains

Example: https://carprices.app, https://rvprices.app

Requirements:

• Any recent version of PHP.
• Able to host several domains on the same website

Instructions:

1. edit one-page-lander.php.txt, change $your_email, change the logo, change the phone number!!
   
2. rename one-page-lander.php.txt to index.php
3. upload to the root folder of your website

If you need help, use this thread to ask questions.

 

If you only have a few domains or need hosting let me know I'll set something up for you.

 

Very clean and nice design, thanks.

 

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Are you pointing your domains to your one host? Or do you have domain alias set up at your host? Thanks.

 

I set the domains up as aliases.

You could redirect domains but would need a .htaccess file. I didn't think of it but easy enough to do. ** Also, redirects could be a problem if a bad-person redirected names to your page.

I made this b/c SEDO parking doesn't handle .app domains correctly, thought someone else might have the same problem.

 

Setting up domain aliases do you need a hosting package with Let's encrypt SSL Certificates for multiple domains? Thanks.

 

I create the aliases, then update the (lets_encrypt) SSL using my hosting control panel

 

And for older geezers like me, who grew up with MS DOS's black screen and command line, so using SSH is not that scary...
https://www.digitalocean.com/commun...multiple-apache-virtual-hosts-on-ubuntu-14-04

You can do that on any VPS, hosted with any provider, not only DO (which I use only for their tutorials and do not recommend for anything else). Some commands may differ for other Linux flavors, but if you have a preference for something other than Ubuntu (covered by this tutorial), then you probably know your way around your preferred distro.

I'm close to hitting 3000 domains and a control freak to boot, so no choice really, but to set up my own Efty-like system... with stress on the word "-like" Mine is designed with outbound sales automation in mind plus developing domains into full fledged websites... I mean, why sell off assets that can bring you as much money as their sale, but every year, or in some cases, monthly!

Since it's not feasible to manually set up 3000 hosts or SSL certs, or renew them every 3 months, I'm playing with Ansible to run the whole thing for me automagically. But beware: once you get a taste of Ansible, out go all web control panels and you're on your way to officially becoming a... computer geek

Interesting, I haven't considered that one

This said, not sure how that would play with a custom multi-domain/website CMS app with a database backend, using hosts (domains) to determine what content to serve
Automating setting up Apache (or in my case, OpenBSD's httpd) hosts using Ansible is simple enough and surefire, meaning least chance of issues with SSL generation and CMS...

For a lightweight system, @mr-x's solution is simple and elegant

 

Sounds interesting, would love to watch a video series of your setup

 

It's work in progress, early stages yet, meaning I have most of the moving parts tested, but that's incomplete versions thereof, proof of concept really. Most importantly, need to get it all connected to play together. Biggest hurdle is: too many new ideas and tweaks that come to mind as I go along

 

How do you send multiple domains to this one landing page?

 

Use Permanent or Temporary Redirect to forward your other Domains to the one desired Domain

 

@mr-x Thanks for this Awesome One Page Lander.

Can these be used for sub-pages.

like ex. domainbrand.com/nameofthedomain

 

Short answer: Yes. Would have to setup a .htacess file with a sitemap or better a simple PHP script.

 

will test it later...thanks in advance...

 

@mr-x : I tried you one page lander and worked great. But, no way to track which domain name is coming into your landing page with Analytics since all domain names open up your one landing page. I will stick with passing variables that way I can see the domain name in the url " /landing-page/?=domainname1.com "

 

@mr-x any updates?