Question 1

How do I publish my page to my own domain?

Accepted Answer

Using your own custom domain to publish your landing pages has a lot of upsides. It is a great way of ensuring strong brand alignment, improved indexing on search engines (like Google), and better compatibility with analytics tools (like Google Analytics).

Why should I use my own custom domain

Search Engine Indexing

Search engines may not index properly pages hosted on .way.live, since it is shared by many users. Connecting your own domain enables your page to get better results and show up on the search results.

Analytics Tools Compatibility

Google Ads, for example, requires that your display and destination URLs match, so your ad campaign can be reject if your pages don’t appear on your own domain.

Security to Your Visitors

When your domain matches your brand name or campaign messaging, it creates strong brand alignment and assures visitors (who may not know what Way is) that they’re in the right play and they can trust the page they’re on.

How to point your domain to Way

You’ll need:

A registered domain
Administrative access to your domain’s DNS panel in the hosting provider
An active Way subscription

Connecting your domain to Way requires a few steps.

Add your domain to Way
Setup DNS records with your hosting provider
Wait for the records to propagate

Step 1: Add your

Question 2

Configure custom domain with unlisted hosting provider

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If you can't find set up instructions for your specific DNS hosting provider, this article provides generic instructions on how to point your domain to Way's landing pages. See our full guide about connecting your domain to Way.

Go to your provider dashboard and sign in.
Navigate to the DNS management page.
Find an option named "CNAME records" or similar.
Create a new CNAME record.

In "Name", enter the domain name you'd like to have your pages published to. For example, if you have a domain called domain.com and would like to have subdomain.domain.com pointing to your pages, enter subdomain. If you want to use the root domain, enter www instead.

| TIP: some providers also use the @ symbol as an alias for the root domain. If leaving the "Name" field blank didn't work, try using @

In "Destination" or "Points to value", enter pages.way.live.

Save your changes.
If you're configuring the root domain, we recommend that you also add an "A record" pointing to our load balancer IP: 34.205.231.242

DNS records can take up to days to propagate. Once it's ready, you can ensure your pages are published where you want by making sure your domain is Active in Way and your landing pages are accessible through the custom domain.

If you've followed these steps and are still experiencing issues to get your custom domain working, take a screensh

Question 3

Configure custom domain with Cloudflare

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Before you add the DNS records to Cloudflare, you must configure your domain in Way. See our full guide about connecting your domain to Way.

Cloudflare domain setup

Choose “DNS” in the navbar (third button).

Choose “Add record”. If you want to use a subdomain, see step "6. Subdomain configuration". If you want to use the root domain, see step "7. Root domain configuration".

Subdomain configuration (if you want to use something like subdomain.yourdomain.com)

In “Type”, choose CNAME.
In “Name”, enter the name of the subdomain that you want to route traffic for (eg. pages).
In “Target”, enter pages.way.live.
In “TTL”, choose 1h.
In “Proxy status”, choose DNS only.
Confirm y

Question 4

Configure custom domain with Google Domains

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Before you add the DNS records to your Google Domains, you must configure your domain in Way. See our full guide about connecting your domain to Way.

Access your Google Domains account
Click on the domain you would like to use for your Way landing pages.
In the left menu, select DNS. A new page will appear.

Scroll until you find the “Custom resource records” section. If you want to use a subdomain, see step "5. Subdomain configuration". If you want to use the root domain, see step "6. Root domain configuration".

Subdomain configuration (if you want to use something like subdomain.yourdomain.com)

In the "Name" field, type the subdomain you would like to use for your pages. Examples: pages, promo.
In the "Type" field, select the option CNAME.
In the "TTL" field, inform: 1H.
In the "Data" field, inform: pages.way.live.
Click the "Add" button.

Root domain configuration (if you want to use something like "yourdomain.com")

In the "Name" field, type @. This character is used to refer to the root domai

Question 5

Understanding the page builder interface

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Sidebar and Toolbar

The sidebar and the toolbar are the main control panels of the Way builder and are located at the sides and the very top of the page respectively. From the left sidebar you'll access you will be able to add elements on the page, and from the toolbar, you will have access to actions such as Undo/Redo, Save, Preview, and Publish.

Way's page builder

Desktop/Mobile Selection

This toggle is located at the top of the browser sketch, and helps you switch between desktop and mobile breakpoints.

Page breakpoints

Adding Page Elements

You can add elements from the left sidebar. To do that, you must click on the element, drag and drop it to an empty space inside your page.

Add page elements

Page Settings

The page settings are also found on the left sidebar.

Page settings menu

Once you click it, a dialog to set up SEO and OpenGraph information will be presented. If you have multiple domains connected to your account, you'll be able to point the domain where the page will be published to.

![Page settings](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/484d7c171474d800/settin

Question 6

Adding and editing form

Accepted Answer

Forms are a foundational element for lead generation landing pages. How you design your Way form has a huge impact on your conversion rates, and dictates the information that will come your way once a lead has converted.

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