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<div align="justify">After you have signed up for a hosting account, you can start creating your own site. Nowadays there are a lot of programs/tools/software which can be used for site creation. Some of them require basic knowledge, others are quite complicated and can be used only be experienced users.

To make the process of site creation easier, you can use our free Site Builder tool which is located within cPanel. This free site builder tool is very easy in use and your site will be created within 3 simple steps. It also provides a wide choice of aveailable site templates.

First, log into your cPanel and look for the Site Builder icon. 

{{#icon: Sitebuilder.png|Sitebuilder}}

A new window will open asking you to enter your Site Builder login info. It should be as follows: 

* '''domain: yourdomain.com'''

* '''user: your FTP username'''

* '''password: your FTP password'''

 {{#icon: Sitebuilder login.png|Sitebuilder}}

Once you are logged in, you'll be prompted to select a site template from the left-side list. 

 {{#icon: Select template.png|Select template}}

The full list of sitebuilder templates is available [http://www.sitereptile.com/extras/index.php here]. This is the first step to create a site builder site.


The second one is to customize the chosen sitebuilder template with your info. Type your company name, slogan and contact information. Then choose the type of Meta Tags and the number of subpages.

 {{#icon: sitebuilder template.png|Sitebuilder template}}


The last step is to click on {{#icon: install site builder.png|Sitebuilder}} button at the bottom of the screen. If everything is done properly, your site builder site should appear on-line immediately.

A piece of cake, isn't it? working with our free site builder tool is just pleasure itself! :)

'''''Note:''''' in order to edit your site in future you can log in either via your ''cPanel => Site Builder'' or using the following:
'''''http://yourdomain.com/admin'''''.</div>
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