A subdomain is a secondary domain that operates under your main domain, allowing you to create distinct sections or functionalities while maintaining your brand identity. In a white label setup, subdomains are commonly used for customer portals, applications, or lead management tools.
A subdomain typically looks like:
🔹 leads.yourdomain.com
🔹 app.yourdomain.com
What is a Subdomain?
A subdomain is an extension of your main domain that serves as a unique web address for specific content. For example, if your main website is yourdomain.com, you might use leads.yourdomain.com for your Visual Visitor white label.
Choosing a Name
Select a subdomain name that reflects your services and branding. For example, for a White Label Visual Visitor account, you might use leads.yourdomain.com or portal.yourdomain.com.
Activation Time
After creation, your subdomain needs time to fully activate. This process, called DNS propagation, typically takes anywhere from a few hours to 48 hours.
By following these steps, you’ll set up a subdomain that integrates smoothly with your White Label Visual Visitor account, enhancing your brand’s professional presence.