White Label Your Tracking Links Step 1: Click on your profile name and go to “company profile” (https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/8K8faOF_rWJ-YAtCAmx12HFW6y45_HPcjj_F43DBsnaEGUFa5lnj16DulrLdzLOnouXhI4YlTuwTr2CiCapUPq71BOkBY3g9eZH8M9bh79GVRRZcceUKVgtj-ZPOxs9QEZmwiVvY) Step 2: Click on “Add & Verify Tracking Domain” and just simply add your subdomain on the field shown (https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/yUQ1UmnWVKtYtfd-nf8vgVydi0PghVJG-xQMqUCjRUJyecQ0Q07Z6fS1wCZeGS2KrW48g...

Step 1: Have an actual email for that domain or have a forwarder setup. Step 2: Once you have that, go to your profile name then click the company profile. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Nq3ij57fATwWOD6Wkw_HlTJkgZXqyYGNJVxBRghCjHM4xnfLbgHbXdqwH0I0RJ9SB6TofBnj-ncnlf7TOe5xVAz52p8R3TV6kOmxUpu4T-g7pDMHqT4L9AzwFPvKc_Ya-0tXpEL1 Step 3: Click on “My Domains” tab and you’ll see options to verify the domain. https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/5LW_B3g3hDNvYAZkRm-_p4jaUPC37FoQdg1ZJxlQxxJCvUQxvVGhEuzE...

Using your own domains when sending emails is a great way to both improve deliverability and look more professional at the same time. There are three types of domains that are used when sending an email. 1. Email Domains By email domains, we mean the domain that the email physically is sent from. When we send emails on your behalf we will ordinarily use one or more of our own generic domains to physically send your email from. We do this because mail servers expect emails to co...