Wow, the concept of owning WHM cPanel VPS Server Management Software, why I don’t search for things like this ahead of time will always remain a mystery to me. A year ago, when I decided to launch a million and one different blogs, something like a WHM cPanel Server Management Software program would have come in handy.
Anyway, as you know I am undergoing some major restructuring on my servers. I have been in a world of pain for the last 24 hours. Any of you guys and gals who has experience dealing with web hosting tech support knows exactly what I am talking about.
The great news is that I am making a lot of head way with the progress. I purchased a new hosting account and have been migrating some of my larger sites to it while I have been shifting other smaller sites into a second and third account I own. All in all, the biggest problem I was facing with load balancing. I had too many big sites on one account where I should have distributed those out more evenly.
I am sure most of you folks who are regular readers have noticed a constant downgrade in my server speed over the last few months. Finally last week, I believe was the breaking point. Things got so bad to where I couldn’t even publish content on my blogs as it would just hang and time out. Things are very much better, but I am still wrapping things up and secondly the DNS propagations are still happening across the board.
Anyway, could I have done things differently back a year ago when I started building all my blogs? Yes!!! But did I research this ahead of time? No!!! Story of my life. 
So as I am reaching the end of my WHM / cPanel VPS server management nightmare, I had a few free minutes to search around for WHM/cPanel VPS Server Management Software. I wasn’t sure if anything like that really existed, but sure enough I found something in ClickBank. How ironic. On my blog I mostly complain about ClickBank and warn people of scams, bla bla bla, but as it turns out the program that I found through doing a Google search happens to be a ClickBank product. I guess I bite my own foot off on that.
The thing is, I really don’t invest a lot of time into researching the products found in ClickBank and the times I do, naturally I find junk like stupid and bogus get rich quick eBooks. However, every once in awhile I find good stuff such as Micro Niche Finder or this new product that I should have found over a year ago. 
Anyway, the product I found is called The Domain Dashboard. It was created by an individual named Jared Croslow. The Domain Dashboard is a program that completely automates the most tedious webmaster tasks associated with managing multiple domains. For me I have over 100 different sites that I manage; however, even if you have around 5 sites or more, you’re going to see much use in this program. Amazingly The Domain Dashboard will Provide you with a complete overview of all of your websites in one central location. This is great news for me because the way I was doing it was logging in and logging out of each site independently. It literally takes me hours to do a complete scan on all my accounts.
The Domain Dashboard ensures that you are always up-to-date on the status of your sites by providing you with instant access to comprehensive and easy to understand reports. The best part that I like the most is that you can manage multiple servers (WHM and cPanel ) as well as other domains and subdomains from one control panel! I can’t even begin to calculate how much time this would save me.
Here is the kicker… the bonus… the element that really makes The Domain Dashboard amazing. It is also an SEO manager. All of your essential domain statistics are made available. With The Domain Manager you can monitor your rankings in all the major search engines, for an unlimited number of keywords and blogs or various sites.
All in all, The Domain Manager does one thing: it saves you a bunch of time and saves you from having to be at a million and one places at once. You can manage all your blogs, domains and sites from one place and you can manage, review your SEO as well. Take a look at the Domain Dashboard home page, there are quite a few really well done online video presentations you can watch as well as numerous screen shots you can view.
Jared does a really good job explaining how the Domain Dashboard works. So all in all, if you’re not scared to spend a little bit of money, The Domain Dashboard will be well worth your investment. I was actually surprised to see how cheap it is being sold for.
Anyway, I thought I would share that with you… back to my server management nightmare. The great news is I am almost done and things are looking much better. Drop a comment and let me know what you think about Domain Dashboard and also let me know how the site is performing. Does it seem faster, slower, about the same, etc…
Things should all be back to normal for me no later than Monday, May 26th. I may just chill and enjoy the entire weekend for a change. Haven’t done that in a long time.
