Hi,

 

I have a handful of websites that I have designed for friends, relatives etc that are currently all uploaded onto the 1 hosting account.

 

I have however, purchased unique domain names for each of the sites.

 

I am using FRAMED WEB FORWARDING to diguise the address, which seems to be the only way to mask the actual address. It works great in that when someone types in the relative site name, that's exactly what shows - and NOT the actual destination address.

 

The only thing is, they don't seem to be doing well in the search engines and I suspect it's because of the framed forwarding.

 

An example I can give you is that when I register the site(s) with google, I cannot verify them because it's expecting to find the HTML file(s) or META tag(s) in the root directory - but they're all on the same web space account

 

The only way I can see around this is to purchase web space for EVERY single website I build (which will incur significant cost increases). Can anyone recommend another approach?

 

Hope this makes sense, I sincerely hope someone on here can help.

 

Much appreciated,

 

Regards

 

Q4Legend

Update:

 

123-reg support have replied to my initial query stating that I could use CNAME to resolve this issue...

 

Never heard of CNAME - can anyone clarify?

 

TIA

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=CNAME