Clone Existing Site, Update Content
Budget / Salary₹600–1,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted3 hours ago
I already host one fully-working website inside my Namecheap cPanel account. I can log in to its admin dashboard but I’m honestly not sure whether the build is WordPress, Wix-embedded, or straight HTML/CSS—that’s something I’d like you to confirm the moment you jump in.
What I need next is simple: duplicate that site for 1-3 additional domains that are also parked in the same Namecheap hosting package. Each clone must look and behave exactly like the original; once the copy is live, I’ll supply a short list of text blocks and images to swap so the new site feels unique while keeping layout, styling, menus and all existing functionality intact.
Key points you should know
• You’ll get full cPanel and current site admin credentials.
• DNS for the new domains is already pointed to the server—just set up the folders/add-on domains, migrate the files or database as required, and connect them.
• After the content swap, every page must load without errors, links should stay consistent, and the design must remain responsive on mobile and desktop.
• Please document the steps (or record a quick Loom) so I can repeat the process later if I decide to clone more sites.
Deliverables
1. Up to three live, fully-functional clones hosted on my Namecheap server.
2. Replaced images/text supplied by me.
3. A brief hand-off guide covering what you did and how to replicate it.
If you’re comfortable working inside Namecheap, cPanel, Softaculous, and whichever CMS the original site turns out to be, this should be a quick win for both of us. Let me know your estimated timeline and any clarifying questions.
What I need next is simple: duplicate that site for 1-3 additional domains that are also parked in the same Namecheap hosting package. Each clone must look and behave exactly like the original; once the copy is live, I’ll supply a short list of text blocks and images to swap so the new site feels unique while keeping layout, styling, menus and all existing functionality intact.
Key points you should know
• You’ll get full cPanel and current site admin credentials.
• DNS for the new domains is already pointed to the server—just set up the folders/add-on domains, migrate the files or database as required, and connect them.
• After the content swap, every page must load without errors, links should stay consistent, and the design must remain responsive on mobile and desktop.
• Please document the steps (or record a quick Loom) so I can repeat the process later if I decide to clone more sites.
Deliverables
1. Up to three live, fully-functional clones hosted on my Namecheap server.
2. Replaced images/text supplied by me.
3. A brief hand-off guide covering what you did and how to replicate it.
If you’re comfortable working inside Namecheap, cPanel, Softaculous, and whichever CMS the original site turns out to be, this should be a quick win for both of us. Let me know your estimated timeline and any clarifying questions.
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