In this article, we will talk about the steps to setting up your white label if you have a custom domain or a subdomain that you want to use for your landing pages. 

Note: Learn more about Setting Up a Landing Page

The White Label setup will give you a more professional image and a better representation of your brand. 

To start setting up your White Label, follow these steps:

Step 1. On the upper right-hand corner of your page, click Settings.

Step 2. Click White Label.

Step 3. By default, we allow you to create a subdomain with a custom name that is ready to be used for your landing pages.

This subdomain is a great branding already because you can use your agency name.

Step 4. If you already have a domain and you want to completely white-label your custom subdomain we provided, follow the details from the White Label Instructions section.

Step 5. Select a provider that you are using from the drop-down. 

Step 6. Choose the domain type that you want to set up.

Step 7. Once you have selected the options that you want to set up, click the Play Help Video button and follow the instructions provided.

Step 8. You can also send the details of your A Record and Target IP address to the support of your domain provider to help you out.

Step 9. If you have a website on your main domain and you do not want the landing page to replace your website (myagency.com, for example) for the agency, you will need to create a subdomain that will represent that part of your business.

You can name that subdomain reputation.myagency.com for example, which will allow you to create a separate file where this landing page can be hosted and still be represented with your branding domain and be a part of the website you already have.

Step 10. Don’t forget to put the domain name that you want to use in the domain area and click the Add button.

You can add as many domains as you like for your different landing pages and have several subdomains for different niches. This process enables your different niches to have their landing pages with their corresponding branding.

Step 11. Once you have added a domain, make sure to define which one will be your default domain.

Step 12. To apply all the settings that you have made, click Save.


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