Connect a branded domain.
Use a short domain or subdomain such as go.yourbrand.com and configure the DNS records provided by your production link platform.
Replace generic short URLs with a custom domain and readable campaign path. Branded links give every destination a cleaner identity while keeping the route short enough to share.
The DNS checker below reads current public records for your domain. The campaign builder uses the destination and UTM values you enter. No sample analytics, fake connection status or invented DNS results are shown.
A branded short link combines a custom domain with a readable alias. The link platform then maps that short route to the actual destination and redirects visitors when they open it.
Use a short domain or subdomain such as go.yourbrand.com and configure the DNS records provided by your production link platform.
Replace a random character string with an intentional path such as /summer, /book-now or /new-product when that alias is available.
The production redirect system stores the destination and sends visitors there when they use the branded short URL.
A custom domain keeps the link connected to the business or campaign instead of showing an unrelated shortening domain.
Short paths can describe the campaign or next action, making links easier to recognize in messages, social posts and offline material.
Use branded short URLs in front of campaign destinations that already contain your real UTM parameters and measurement setup.
Marketing teams can use a consistent domain and alias convention across ads, social, email, QR codes, print and events.
The domain is the branded foundation — for example, go.yourbrand.com. It must be configured in DNS and connected to the redirect service before links on it can work.
The alias is the readable path after the domain. A good alias is short, relevant and easy to identify when someone sees the link.
The destination is the real URL users should reach. It can contain campaign parameters, landing-page paths and other legitimate tracking information.
Branded links are most useful when the same business is sharing many destinations across different campaigns and customer touchpoints.
Keep the public-facing URL short and recognizable while the redirect points to the actual campaign destination with the UTM parameters and analytics setup your marketing team needs.
The browser can check DNS and prepare the destination. A permanent branded link is completed when the production BizCity backend connects the domain, alias and redirect record.
Select the short branded domain or subdomain your campaigns will use.
Add the record supplied by the production link platform and verify that it resolves publicly.
Reserve the campaign path and connect it to the actual destination in your account.
Use the redirect and destination analytics available through your production link-management setup.
Everything you need to know before connecting a custom domain and creating branded short links with BizCity.
A branded link is a short URL that uses a custom domain or subdomain associated with your business, usually combined with a readable path such as go.yourbrand.com/summer.
A true branded short-link setup normally uses a custom domain or subdomain. That domain must be configured in DNS and connected to the production redirect platform.
Yes. The checker requests current public CNAME, A and AAAA records. It displays the records returned by the DNS service instead of inventing a connection state.
If your link platform gives you a required CNAME target, enter it in the optional field. The checker compares that target with any current CNAME record returned for your branded domain.
No. A permanent redirect requires the custom domain to be connected to the BizCity production backend and the alias to be created in its database. This page checks DNS and prepares the URL structure and destination without pretending the redirect already exists.
The alias is the path after your short domain, such as /summer-sale or /book-now. Its availability must be checked against the production link database when the branded link is created.
Yes. The short branded URL can redirect to a destination that contains real UTM parameters. The campaign builder on this page creates that final destination directly from the values you enter.
Yes. A branded redirect URL can be used behind QR campaigns, especially when the production setup supports changing destinations or recording scan and click activity.