You can publish sales pages and dedicated blogs on your own address, such as blog.yourbrand.com or offers.yourbrand.com. Connecting it means adding one DNS record.
Step 1: Tell us the address
Include the address you want in your brief when you order. You can also connect it later.
It must be a subdomain of a domain you own, such as blog.yourbrand.com. It can't be the bare domain yourbrand.com, because a bare domain can't take this kind of record. That's a rule of DNS, not ours.
Step 2: Add one CNAME record
We send you the exact record. Sign in to wherever your domain's DNS is managed (for example, your domain registrar, hosting provider or Cloudflare) and add:
| Type | Host / Name | Points to / Target |
|---|---|---|
CNAME |
blog (the part before your domain) |
the address we send you |
Save it. Nothing else in your DNS changes, so your website and email carry on as before.
Step 3: We take it from there
Our system watches for the record, confirms the routing and sets up HTTPS on the new address. You don't need to tell us when you're done. We notice, and keep checking until it verifies.
How long does it take?
DNS changes are often visible within minutes, but can take longer depending on your DNS provider. If the address isn't working after a day, see Domain connection: common questions or contact us.
Account users
With a free account, you can connect your addresses for pages, blogs and reports in one place. See Do I need an account to order?