Your familiar web address. Your new website.

Connect your existing domain to your keinaufwand website. We'll help you with the setup so your business stays reachable at its own address.

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From preparation to your own address

Your domain is part of your business's identity.

Start by preparing your content, offers and navigation. Once the new website is ready, we'll coordinate connecting the domain with you. There's no need to come up with a new address; only the technical mapping to the website changes.

Connect your domain

The address stays familiar to your customers.

Your own domain is the direct route to your business. Our support team sets up the connection to your keinaufwand website together with you.

Use your existing domain: Let us know which domain you'd like to use and where it's managed. Then we can tell you the right next steps for the setup.
Switch over when you're ready: Only schedule the switch once your content is ready. Also make sure you know who has access to your domain settings so the necessary changes can be made.

The address stays familiar to your customers.

Existing links

Existing links deserve attention, too.

When you switch websites, individual subpages may change. Check important existing links before you publish your new website.

Collect important entry points: Note down frequently linked offer, contact and class pages. They should still lead to the right information after the switch.
Set up redirects for changed pages: Website management includes redirects for old URLs. Use them when you want existing page addresses to point to new destinations.

Redirects from old page addresses to the schedule and the Evening Yoga offer.

A well-prepared switch at your familiar address
Before	With keinaufwand
Having to explain a new address.	Using your familiar domain for your new website.
Planning the technical switch on your own.	Setting up the connection with support.
Forgetting old subpages during the switch.	Checking important links and setting up the right redirects.