Using Your Own Domain Name with Your Link In Bio Card

Unlock the full potential of your online presence by associating your Link In Bio Card with a personalized domain name. This not only enhances your brand image but also provides a memorable and professional link for your audience. Follow the steps below to seamlessly integrate your own domain name with your Link In Bio Card.

Note: Instructions are for a domain name not already being used for a website.

Step 1: Choose a Domain Registrar

For a smooth domain registration experience, we recommend using either ECO CPanel or HostFraser. Both platforms offer user-friendly interfaces and Domain Name Managers, making it easy to manage your domain settings, including limited email use.

ECO CPanel

1. Visit ECO CPanel.
2. Explore their domain registration services.
3. Select and register your preferred domain name.
4. Use their Domain Name Manager to set up and manage your domain settings, including email.

HostFraser

1. Navigate to HostFraser.
2. Browse their domain registration options.
3. Choose and register your desired domain name.
4. Leverage the Domain Name Manager on HostFraser for easy domain management, including email configuration.

Step 2: Configure DNS Settings

Once you have registered your domain, follow these steps to connect it to your Link In Bio Card using DNS configuration:

1. Login to Your Domain Registrar:
   • Access the control panel or dashboard of the domain registrar where you registered your domain (either ECO CPanel or HostFraser).
2. Navigate to DNS Management or DNS Settings:
   • Look for an option like “DNS Management,” “DNS Settings,” or a similar term in your domain registrar’s dashboard.
3. Add DNS Records:
   • Locate the section where you can add DNS records. You will typically add a new “CNAME” record.
   • Enter the required information:
     • Name/Host/Alias: This is usually the subdomain you want to use (e.g., “www” or “link”).
     • Value/Points to/Target: Enter the URL of your Link In Bio Card.
4. Save Changes:
   • Save your DNS settings. Note that DNS changes may take some time to propagate, so it might not take effect immediately.

Step 3: Verify DNS Configuration

1. Check DNS Propagation:
   • You can use online tools like “DNS Propagation Checker” to verify if your DNS changes have propagated across the internet.
2. Visit Your Custom Domain:
   • Open a web browser and navigate to your custom domain (e.g., www.yourcustomdomain.com).
3. Verify Connectivity:
   • Ensure that your Link In Bio Card is accessible through your custom domain without any issues.

Step 4: Enjoy a Professional Online Presence

Congratulations! You’ve successfully configured your DNS settings to link your own domain name to your Link In Bio Card. Enjoy the benefits of a professional and branded link, providing a cohesive experience for your audience.

For any technical assistance or inquiries regarding DNS configuration, please refer to the support services provided by ECO CPanel or HostFraser.

Remember, a custom domain adds credibility and recognition to your online presence, making it easier for your audience to connect with you. Elevate your brand with a personalized domain today!