Domains (tips and extras)

Created by anaka norfleet, Modified on Sun, 29 Jan, 2023 at 9:06 PM by Christi Norfleet

Domain names are the addresses of websites. They are what you type into a web browser to visit a website. For example, the domain name for Google is "google.com".  While you don't need to know everything about domains, we created a quick list of tips to help you get going with your website and/or funnel set up. 


Domains


Domain Tip #1: 

  • Domains (also known as URLs, but basically www.mywebsite.com) are unique like addresses are unique. If I ask you to put an address into your GPS, it will only take you to one place. If you did not end up at your intended destination, you probably put in the wrong address. This means that www.mywebsite.com only goes to one website and cannot be used for both a website and a funnel. 
  • If you have more than one place you want to represent your business, you will need more than one domain/URL. So while your website might be showing for www.mywebsite.com, your funnel/landing page will need a different URL such as www.mylandingpage.com


Domain Tip #2: 

  • Before you rush out to buy a new domain for your funnel/landing page, let's talk about sub-domains. Sub-domains are similar to an apartment in an apartment building. If you are going to visit a friend who lives in an apartment building, just having the address won't get you all the way, you also need to have their apartment number. Similar to this, with a domain, you can create a sub-domain which will allow you to host your funnel/landing page on that domain. 

    Here's an example:

    www.mywebsite.com - This is where your main website is being shown/hosted

     www.meet.mywebsite.com - This is the sub-domain where you can now host your landing page, funnel, bridge page, secondary website, etc.(NOTE:  You do not have to use the word meet, you just need to use at least one letter followed by a period and it must be before the main url). Other examples could be:
      
    www.j.mywebsite.com
    www.offer.mywebsite.com 
    And so on and so forth.


Domain Tip #3: 

  • Now that you know about sub-domains, you will need to go to your registrar (likely the website you purchased the domain on - GoDaddy, Cloudflare, etc.) and create this sub-domain. Here is link to how to do this for GoDaddy: 

    GoDaddy - https://www.godaddy.com/help/create-a-subdomain-4080

     Now that your subdomains are set up, you can follow the directions in our domain setup video to get them showing the content you want to show! 



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