Tutorial overview
GOCO is a bulk site-building platform: pick templates, add domains, configure AI content and SEO, generate dozens of differentiated independent sites at once, then auto-publish, do SEO and renew certs. There are two ways to build — they differ only in where sites are hosted and who manages the server & SSL:
Which one?
Section titled “Which one?”| GOCO managed hosting | Your own server (SSH) | |
|---|---|---|
| Need your own server / BaoTa | No | Yes (BaoTa panel installed) |
| Domain binding | Automatic | You bind it in BaoTa |
| SSL certificate | Managed, auto-issued & renewed | Issued to your server via acme.sh |
| Time to first site | Fastest (buy & build) | Prepare server + default sites first |
| Best for | Hands-off, no server ops | Already have a server, full control |
Common: the three steps of a new batch
Section titled “Common: the three steps of a new batch”Either way, creating a batch (console → Batches → New batch) is the same three steps:
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Site info (Step 1)
Section titled “Site info (Step 1)”Choose the deploy mode (GOCO managed hosting / your own server) and the specific server, the template-assignment mode (random / round-robin / fixed), pick templates from the HTML template library (2900+ and growing, filterable by type / industry / rating / article-publishing support), and paste your domain list. See Step 1: sites, templates & domains.
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Advanced config (Step 2, optional)
Section titled “Advanced config (Step 2, optional)”Configure as needed to differentiate each site:
- Brand: industry, region, primary / secondary language, tone, site type, logo.
- Content: articles per site, brand seed copy, long-tail keywords, AI OG images.
- SEO tools: site-level SEO enhancements (some are paid, clearly marked).
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Review & submit (Step 3)
Section titled “Review & submit (Step 3)”Review the list of sites to be generated, then submit to the worker to start bulk generation + deploy. See Step 3: review, submit & track progress.
After building
Section titled “After building”Read the docs to learn how each module works; to actually operate them, sign in to the matching console page.
