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We 've got it. Let's move to NameCheap and get the site updated.
The updated index.html is attached above — download it to your Mac, then follow these steps to push it live on Namecheap:

Upload to Namecheap — Step by Step

  1. Go to cPanel → File Manager and navigate to public_html
  2. Click the existing index.html file to select it (single click, highlight it blue)
  3. Click Delete in the toolbar to remove the old file (or you can skip this — the upload will overwrite it)
  4. Click Upload in the toolbar
  5. Drag the new index.html from your Mac's Downloads folder into the upload window, or click Select File and browse to it
  6. When it asks to overwrite, click Yes/Overwrite
  7. Click Close when the upload finishes
  8. Open https://bestpaidrep.com in a fresh incognito window to confirm the live site is updated
That's it — one file, one upload. The images, free-report.html, and everything else stays exactly as-is.
Let me know once it's live and we can verify it together!
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No file zipping?
No zipping needed this time — we only changed one file (index.html), so you can upload it directly. The cPanel File Manager handles single file uploads just fine without zipping.
Zipping is only necessary when you're uploading multiple files or an entire folder at once. This is a straight single-file swap.
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