My own domain isn't connecting.

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You add one record where your domain's DNS is managed: - Type: CNAME - Name: the part in front of your domain, for example record for record.yourbusiness.com - Points to: domains.videoreview.co

Then open Record page, find Your own domain, and tap Check now. The panel tells you what it sees: - "We can't see the record yet. New records can take a few minutes to show up." Wait a few minutes and tap Check now again. - "It points to [something] instead of domains.videoreview.co." Edit the record so it points to domains.videoreview.co. - "It points somewhere else ([address]). Change it to a CNAME pointing to domains.videoreview.co." Delete the old A record for that name and add the CNAME. - If your DNS has a proxy setting (an orange cloud), set it to DNS only (gray cloud), not Proxied. - "It points here. Now add the TXT record below." Someone used this address before, so add the TXT record the panel shows (Name: _videoreview.[your address], with the value shown) to prove it's yours. - "Your DNS record is right. We're getting its secure (https) certificate now." Nothing to do. This usually takes under a minute, sometimes a few, and the panel updates by itself. When it's done, it says Live, secure. Old links keep working.

Tip: Copy for your web person copies the exact records to send to whoever manages your domain.

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