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How to upload files I received

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After downloading the .zip archive file which contains your purchased landing page files, you will need to upload them to your hosting server.

To do so, you will need to extract and transfer all the files from the downloaded .zip archive, inside the root or sub-folder directory of your hosting server which is located inside the www or public_html folder (both www and public_html are the same folder).

1. Uploading files through File Manager

You can use the cPanel native File Manager tool to upload the .zip file to your server.

  • Login to cPanel and navigate to Files > File Manager.
  • Once File Manager is opened, you will be taken to the home directory by default.
  • Navigate to the root folder for your website (public_html or www). You can create a subfolder or upload the files directly to your root directory.
  • Click on the Upload button inside the top navigation menu.
  • Select your landing page .zip file or simply drag-and-drop it from your local machine.
  • Once the .zip file is uploaded, select it and click the Extract button on the top navigation menu to unpack the archive.

2. Uploading files through an FTP client

You can use an FTP client as an alternative to the File Manager tool. The downside of using an FTP client is that there is no option to extract archive files through it, so you will first need to extract the files on your local machine before uploading them.

There are many FTP clients available. We recommend FileZilla, which is free and features a friendly user interface with an easy-to-use server connection menu.

  • Download FileZilla from their official website.
  • Run the setup file and install FileZilla. Once the installation is done, launch the program.
  • Connect to your hosting server using one of the protocols below.

FTPes (explicit SSL mode, encrypted):

Host: ftpes://your-server-hostname
Port: 21
Protocol: FTP
Encryption: Require explicit FTP over TLS
Logon Type: Normal
User: your cPanel username
Password: your cPanel password

SFTP (SSH-based secure FTP, encrypted):

Host: sftp://your-server-hostname
Port: 21098
Protocol: SFTP
Logon Type: Normal
User: your cPanel username
Password: your cPanel password

Once you insert the server connection details and login credentials, click the Quickconnect button.

After the connection is successfully established, you can start uploading your landing page files inside the public_html / www folder.

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