Your ads can show YOUR web address. Out of the box, G Money hosts your
ad landing pages on our shared domain, so your ads display go.vibeseo.com.
Connect a domain you own — like get.yourbusiness.com — and the same pages carry
your name instead. It takes about 5 minutes, it’s free, and you can do it before or after
your ads launch (already-running ads update automatically).

To be clear about what this is:

✅ What it does: your ads continue to land on the
conversion-optimized pages G Money builds and hosts for you — this puts your domain
name on those pages, so the ad reads get.yourbusiness.com instead of
go.vibeseo.com. It’s branding.

🚫 What it does NOT do: it does not send ad clicks to
your website, does not move the pages onto your website, and does not change your website in
any way. The subdomain you connect is a brand-new address that didn’t exist before, used only
for your ad pages.

The short version

  1. In your G Money dashboard, open Control → Custom domain and enter the
    subdomain you want, e.g. get.yourbusiness.com.
  2. G Money shows you one DNS record to add at the company that manages your
    domain (GoDaddy, Cloudflare, etc.) — and detects who that is for you.
  3. Add the record, come back, and tap Verify. That’s it — the secure
    certificate, your landing pages, and any live ads all switch over automatically.
Use a subdomain, not your main domain. Something like
get.yourbusiness.com or book.yourbusiness.com. Your main website is
completely untouched — the subdomain is a new, separate address that didn’t exist before.

What is the record I’m adding?

It’s called a CNAME record — think of it as a signpost that says “this
subdomain points at G Money’s servers.” You add it wherever your domain’s DNS lives. The tool
shows your exact values; it always has this shape:

Type CNAME
Host / Name the subdomain part — e.g. get
Value / Target / Points to the address the tool shows (e.g. go.vibeseo.com)
TTL leave the default

Step-by-step for common providers

Not sure who your DNS provider is? The Custom Domain tool detects it automatically and
shows you the matching steps. Find yours below:

GoDaddy

  1. Log in at godaddy.com → My Products → find your domain → DNS.
  2. Under DNS Records, click Add New Record.
  3. Type: CNAME. Name: the Host from the tool (e.g. get — GoDaddy adds your domain automatically). Value: the Value from the tool.
  4. Save. GoDaddy usually updates within minutes — go back and tap Verify.

Tip: GoDaddy supports one-click setup — if you see the “⚡ One-click setup” button in the tool, use it and skip the manual steps entirely.

Cloudflare

  1. Log in at dash.cloudflare.com and click your domain.
  2. Left menu → DNS → Records → Add record.
  3. Type: CNAME. Name: the Host (e.g. get). Target: the Value from the tool.
  4. Click the orange cloud so it turns gray (“DNS only”).
  5. Save, then tap Verify in G Money.
Cloudflare users — this matters: the record must be
gray-cloud (“DNS only”), not orange (“Proxied”). If it’s proxied, the secure
certificate for your page can’t be issued and your domain won’t work.

Namecheap

  1. Log in → Domain List → Manage next to your domain.
  2. Open the Advanced DNS tab → Add New Record.
  3. Type: CNAME Record. Host: e.g. get. Value: the Value from the tool. TTL: Automatic.
  4. Click the green check to save, then tap Verify.

Squarespace (includes former Google Domains)

  1. Log in at account.squarespace.com → Domains → your domain.
  2. DNS Settings → Add Record (a custom record).
  3. Type: CNAME. Host: e.g. get. Data: the Value from the tool.
  4. Save, then tap Verify.

Wix

  1. Log in → account settings → Domains → your domain.
  2. Open the … menu → Manage DNS Records.
  3. Next to CNAME (Aliases), click + Add Record.
  4. Host Name: e.g. get. Value: the Value from the tool.
  5. Save, then tap Verify.

Bluehost

  1. Log in → Domains → your domain → DNS tab.
  2. Under CNAME, click Add Record.
  3. Host Record: e.g. get. Points To: the Value from the tool.
  4. Save, then tap Verify (Bluehost can take up to a few hours).

HostGator

  1. Log in to the customer portal → Domains → your domain → DNS / Manage.
  2. Add a record: Type CNAME, Name: e.g. get, Value: the Value from the tool.
  3. Save, then tap Verify.

Amazon Route 53

  1. Open the Route 53 console → Hosted zones → your domain.
  2. Create record: Record name e.g. get, Type CNAME, Value from the tool.
  3. Create, then tap Verify.

Anyone else

  1. Log in wherever you bought (or manage) the domain.
  2. Find DNS, DNS Records, or Manage DNS.
  3. Add a record: Type CNAME, Name/Host: the Host from the tool, Value/Target: the Value from the tool.
  4. Save, then tap Verify.

After you tap Verify

Everything else is automatic:

  • ✅ A secure certificate (the padlock) is issued for your domain.
  • ✅ Your landing pages start serving on your domain.
  • ✅ If your ads are already running, every ad is updated to your new address automatically —
    Google may briefly re-review the updated ads, which is normal.

Troubleshooting

Verify says it can’t find the record. DNS changes take time to spread —
usually minutes, occasionally up to 24–48 hours depending on the provider. Double-check the
Value matches exactly (no extra spaces, no https://), wait a bit, and tap Verify
again. Nothing breaks while you wait: your pages keep serving on the shared domain until the
switch completes.

Cloudflare: verified but the page shows a security warning. Your record is
“Proxied” (orange cloud). Switch it to DNS only (gray cloud) and give it a few
minutes.

I typed the wrong domain. Just enter the correct one in the Custom Domain
tool — it replaces the pending one.

Still stuck? Email support@vibeseo.com with your
domain name and we’ll take a look.