Hi, my apologies in advance if this post might sound cryptic, or if actually this answer has been resolved elsewhere. I do not have any experience in this at all, and therefore I am not even sure what terms I should be searching for.

Ok, I have recently designed a friend's website as such:
her domain name mintio.sg is registered through vooju.com,
whilst she is still using webspace for another website to host this new site, nectar-studio.com/mintiosg,
nectar-studio.com being her other website and /mintiosg being the folder where I placed files for the new website.

Through vooju.com, I am allowed 2 options, a URL forward method, or a nameserver method where I should provide 2 NS servers.

I currently chose the URL forwarding method since it works fine, however the issue here is I am unable to do any SEO through the domain mintio.sg because all vooju.com does is create an index page with the following code:

<FRAMESET ROWS ="0,100%"><FRAME SRC="/blank.html" NAME="blank"><FRAME SRC="http://www.vooju.com/cgi-bin/vj/parkredirect/parkredirect_zoom.pl?url=www.nectar-studio.com/mintiosg" NAME="mymainz">
</FRAMESET>

therefore I am unable to insert any META tags and do verification with Google Webmaster Tools and the like.

Hence, I am wondering if Vooju's alternative method of providing my own nameservers will solve my problem here, (although after reading a bit I realise I probably require dedicated nameservers from nectar-studio.com, and also, this entire exercise may be futile since my files are not in the root folder of nectar-studio.com, please confirm if this is true)

Either way, please kindly advise on what I should be doing next.
Many thanks for your time.

Nothing at all to do with name servers, what you do need is proper hosting not frame forwarding.

so meaning, it is not possible to have separately registered domain name account and hosting accounts and be able to achieve what i'm intending?

and therefore, my solution should be to purchase a combined hosting + domain name package?

Originally Posted by gammaraysky

so meaning, it is not possible to have separately registered domain name account and hosting accounts and be able to achieve what i'm intending?

Of course it is possible. You do not have to use the hosting provider for registration, aand you do not have to use the registrar for providing hosting.

You can register domains with anyone you want, and equally, you can use who ever you want for hosting.

Nameservers and SEO in the same sentence, LMAO.

Originally Posted by The-Pixel

Nameservers and SEO in the same sentence, LMAO.

Yes people still believe in that in hope that will improve their SEO or make domain names they are selling more expensive. But that is not correct approach