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In this tutorial, we will be going through the process of linking your domain or subdomain that is hosted by Namecheap to a Funnelish funnel.
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In this tutorial, we will be going through the process of linking your domain or subdomain that is hosted by Namecheap to a Funnelish funnel.
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Decide whether you want to use the root domain (e.g., mydomain.com) or a subdomain (e.g., go.mydomain.com, offers.mydomain.com).
Know that www. is also considered a subdomain.
If you are using the root domain (e.g., myshop.com) for something else like a Shopify store, then you cannot use the same root domain for you r funnels. You'll have to use a subdomain (e.g., go.myshop.com).
This method is only needed in case you want to use your actual root domain (e.g., mystore.com) as the entry URL of your funnel instead of a subdomain.
Using a root domain for Funnelish will replace anything else being used at that same root domain.
Log in to your Namecheap account and click Domain List on the side menu.
Locate the domain you want to edit and click Manage.
Click the Advanced DNS menu tab and then Add a new record.
In the Type field, select A Record and add the @ symbol to the Host field.
Copy and paste this IP address “151.101.2.184” to the Value field.
Set the TTL for 60 minutes.
Click Add Record.
Log in to your Namecheap account and click Domain List on the side menu.
Locate the domain you want to edit and click Manage.
Click the Advanced DNS menu tab and then Add a new record.
In the Type field, select CNAME Record.
Input your desire prefix in the Host field.
Set Value to "domains.funnelish.com".
Set the TTL for 60 minutes.
Click Add Record.
Make sure you don't have an A record / CNAME type with the same Name or the connection will fail.
| Type | Name | Point to |
|---|---|---|
A | @ | funnelish |
A | bmo | other |
It usually takes less than an hour to update, but sometimes it might take up to 24 hours. Once the changes show up, continue with the connection with Funnelish.
Once the root domain or subdomain is configured as explained above, head back to Funnelish and open a funnel.
Select the funnel you will connect, then click the Funnel Settings icon.
Under the Basic settings section, click Connect a new domain and input your domain/subdomain.
If you have connected the subdomain, then make sure to write it down as it is (e.g., go.mydomain.com) If you have connected the root domain, then add the naked domain as it is (e.g., mydomain.com) without any www…
Click Connect and Verify.
Once verified, select the newly connected domain/subdomain from the Domain dropdown and click Save changes.
Funnelish will automatically change the domain name for the funnel.
If the verification process fails, try again after a few minutes (it could take up to a few hours in some cases).
If after a few hours the verification process is still failing, make sure your configuration is done properly according to the instructions above… If all seems in order, make sure to contact our customer support for assistance.
