Creating a Subdomain in NameCheap

To create a subdomain, you'll first need to log into your NameCheap account and navigate to your domain list. Here's a step-by-step guide:

Login to NameCheap: Access your account by entering your credentials.
Access Domain List: In the main menu, click on "Domain List."
Search for Your Domain: Use the search box to find the domain you want to add a subdomain to.
Manage Domain: On the right-hand side, click on "MANAGE."
Navigate to Advanced DNS: Click on "Advanced DNS" at the top of the screen.
Add New Record: Click on "ADD NEW RECORD."
Select Record Type: In the first column, choose either "A Record" or "CNAME."
Define the Subdomain: Under "Host," type the subdomain name (e.g., "book"), excluding the main domain name.
Enter IP Address: Click on "IP Address" and enter "34.68.234.4."
Save Changes: Click on the green tick to save your changes.

Once your subdomain is created, you'll need to link it to the CRM to direct traffic to a specific page or funnel.

Access CRM Settings: In the CRM, go to "Settings" and click on "Domains."
Add New Domain: Click on "Add New Domain" and enter the full subdomain (e.g., "book.justatestdomain.com").

Link to Funnel or Website: Click on "Select Funnel for Domain" and choose the funnel or website you'd like to point it to.
Set Default Step: Under "Set default step," select the step or page you'd like to direct traffic to. Also, select a "Default 404 page."
Link Domain: Click on "Link Domain" to finalize the process.

What if my subdomain isn't working?

Ensure you've waited up to 48 hours for DNS changes to propagate. Check if the IP address and subdomain name are correctly entered in NameCheap.

Can I link multiple subdomains to the CRM?

Yes, you can create and link multiple subdomains to different pages or funnels within the CRM.

How do I unlink a subdomain?

In the CRM, go to "Settings" > "Domains," find the subdomain, and use the option to unlink or delete it.