In the context of a white label account, a subdomain refers to a secondary domain that is part of the main domain. The main domain is typically associated with the primary brand or service, while the subdomain allows for the creation of distinct, separate sections or functionalities.

It usually looks something like "leads.yourdomain.com" or "app.yourdomain.com".

Here's how to navigate this:

1. Understanding a Subdomain: A subdomain is a distinct part of your main domain, serving as a separate web address for specific content. For example, if your main website is "yourdomain.com", a subdomain could be "service.yourdomain.com".
   

2. Creating Your Subdomain: To create a subdomain, you'll need to access the control panel of your web hosting service. There, you'll find options to manage domains and create a new subdomain under your primary domain.

3. Choosing Your Subdomain Name: For your White Label Visual Visitor account, select a subdomain name that aligns with your services or branding. It should be easy to remember and reflect the essence of what you're offering, like "leads.yourdomain.com".

4. Activation Time: After setting up your subdomain, it typically takes a little time to become fully operational. This is known as propagation time, and it can vary, but usually, your subdomain should be up and running within a few hours to 48 hours.

By following these steps, you'll create a subdomain that not only strengthens your brand but also seamlessly integrates with your White Label Visual Visitor account.