Forwarding Domain Names

Mapping Your Domain Name to Your Wix Site

You can establish a more professional identity for your Wix site by pointing it to a domain name you register through us. Instead of entering your Wix URL to view your site, visitors can enter your domain name. For example, you can point your www.wix.com/username/documentname site to your domain name.
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Mapping Your Domain Name to Work with Google Sites

If you are hosting a website with Google Sites™, you can forward a domain name registered with us to that website. Instead of entering the standard Google Sites URL to access your website, visitors can enter your domain name. That way, visitors can focus on your domain name and not [...]

Mapping Your Domain Name to Work with a Homestead Website

If you are hosting a website with Homestead®, you can forward a domain name registered with us to access that website. There are several ways to use your domain name with a Homestead website, but we suggest using the following domain name forwarding process:

Park the domain name that [...]

Configuring Your Domain Name to Work with Tumblr

You can establish a more professional identity for your Tumblr blog by pointing it to one of the domain names you registered through us. Instead of entering your Tumblr URL to view your blog, visitors enter your domain name’s URL. For example, visitors could go to www.coolexample.com instead of coolexample.tumblr.com.
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Mapping Your Domain Name to Squarespace

To configure Squarespace® to work with your domain name, you need to edit your www CNAME record and your @ A record. You can edit these zone file records using the Zone File Editor in the DNS Manager.

To Map Your Domain Name to Squarespace

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Updating Your Domain Name's IP Address for Forwarding

When you set up domain name forwarding, we can automatically update the domain name’s IP address to use our forwarding IP address. If the automatic update doesn’t occur, you must update the address manually so our domain name forwarding services work correctly.
For information about forwarding your domain name, see [...]

Mapping Your Domain to Work with a WordPress.com Blog

If you want to create a more professional identity for your WordPress.com blog, consider mapping your domain names to your WordPress.com address. This lets visitors reach your blog using your domain name instead of your WordPress.com address. For example, this lets visitors go to coolexample.com instead of coolexample.wordpress.com.

To point your [...]

Mapping Your Domain Name to Work with a TypePad Blog

You can establish a more professional identity for your TypePad blog by configuring it to point to one of the domain names you registered through us. Instead of entering your TypePad URL to view your latest blog post, visitors enter your domain name’s URL. For example, by mapping your coolexample.typepad.com [...]

Mapping Your Domain Name to Work with Blogger

You can establish a more professional identity for your Blogger® blog by configuring it to point to one of the domain names you registered through us. Instead of entering your Blogger URL to view your latest blog post, visitors enter your domain name’s URL. For example, by mapping your coolexample.blogspot.com [...]

Managing a Domain Name's Forwarded Subdomains

In the Domain Manager, you can add subdomains and forward them to URLs. You can also edit or delete forwarded subdomains.