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To build a new website, you first need to register it in our system.

Registering a Website

First, log into your Bravenet account, and switch to the Web Hosting tab. From there, look under the Manage Websites heading. This is where you'll manage all of your websites.

When building your website, you will first need to select a unique name to address your website. You will be prompted to select one of the following options:

Use an existing domain

This will allow you to select from a list of domains that you have registered, either by registering them through Bravenet or adding as an external domain. If you do not have a domain registered yet, this option will not appear.

Use a subdomain

This will allow you to create a subdomain to refer to your webspace (ie: myname.example.com). If you do not have a domain registered, you will be creating a subdomain on bravehost.com - for example, myname.bravehost.com.

Use a domain registered elsewhere

This will allow you to use a domain that you have registered with another provider. You will have the option of setting an external domain, or transferring your domain.

Register a domain

If you do not already have a domain registered, we can help you with that! More information on this process is found in the Registering a domain article.

With our Hosting packages you can manage sites on an unlimited number of different domain names.

To rename an existing website, choose the 'Rename' option from the list of options.

What's Next?

Once you have registered your site, you can now build your site in our website manager!

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-To build a new website, you first need to register it in our system.  If you are planning to use [[What_is_Frontpage? | Microsoft Frontpage]], the instructions are slightly different - see [[Build a new Frontpage site]] for the alternate insturctions.
+To build a new website, you first need to register it in our system.
 ==Registering a Website==
-First, log into your Bravenet account, and switch to the [[FTP Hosting tab]].  From there, click on the websites subtab.  This is where you'll manage all of your websites.  To build a new site, choose the 'Build a new website' option from the list of options.
+First, log into your Bravenet account, and switch to the '''Web Hosting tab'''.  From there, look under the Manage Websites heading. This is where you'll manage all of your websites.
-When building your website, you will first need to select a unique name to address your website.  You are will be prompted to select one of the following options:
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+When building your website, you will first need to select a unique name to address your website.  You will be prompted to select one of the following options:
 * '''Use an existing domain'''
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 If you do not already have a domain registered, we can help you with that! More information on this process is found in the [[Registering a domain]] article.
-On our free hosting you can create and manage websites on up to 5 domains; with our basic professional hosting you can manage site on up to 10 different domain names.  More differences between the free and professional hosting can be found [[Compare our hosting packages | on our hosting matrix]].
+With our Hosting packages you can manage sites on an unlimited number of different domain names.
+To [[Renaming A Website|rename an existing website]], choose the 'Rename' option from the list of options.
 ==What's Next?==
-Once you have registered your site, you can now build your site in our [[website manager]]!  You can use a variety of tools - everything from our [[Website wizard]] to our [[Web templates]] for beginners, or you can [[Creating a new FTP account | create a new FTP account]] so that you can [[Using FTP | upload]] your pre-designed website directly to our servers.
+Once you have registered your site, you can now build your site in our [[website manager]]!
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