INFRASTRUCTURE / SYSTEMS INTEGRATION

Multi-Client Subdomain System

A subdomain and landing page system for a marketing agency, letting them spin up a branded client page in minutes without a developer involved.

PHP DNS Configuration Templating
3 days
Delivery Time
5.0
Client Rating
0
Ongoing Dev Dependency

THE PROBLEM

Every new client meant another manual setup job.

The agency needed a branded web presence for each of its own clients, under its existing domain. Doing this by hand every time meant repeated DNS configuration and rebuilding a page from scratch, which doesn't scale as the agency grows.

HOW A NEW CLIENT GETS ONBOARDED

Click a step below, or press Play to see a new client go live.

Step 0 / 4
AgencyOwner SubdomainSystem DNS Template LivePage New client onboarded Create subdomain record Duplicate + customize template Publish client page AgencyOwner SubdomainSystem DNS Template LivePage
Click a step below, or press Play to walk through the flow.

No developer required for any step after the initial build.

WHAT WE BUILT

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Subdomain System

Configured on the agency's existing domain so new subdomains can be created quickly per client.

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Reusable Landing Page Template

Business name, service description, location, phone number, and a contact button, built to be duplicated and customized.

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Per-Subdomain Content Loading

Each subdomain correctly loads its own customized version of the page.

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Handover Documentation

Clear written instructions so the client could add subdomains and duplicate the template independently.

RESULT

"Super helpful and able to come up with the perfect solution. He got everything started quickly, executed it flawlessly, and provided all the necessary documentation so I could manage everything on my own moving forward."

Marketing agency client, via Upwork (5.0 rating)

WALKTHROUGH

See a new client go live.

A short video showing a new subdomain and client page created from start to finish.

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Video walkthrough coming soon
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