What is Domain forwarding?

It is the process of having a domain name redirect all visitors from another website to another website. This is not to be confused with other types of redirections, such as those done via HTML or script, which often redirect visitors from one particular web page to another page on the same domain or to another website entirely.

When a user tries to access a domain that has domain forwarding enabled, the user is redirected to the URL that has been configured for domain forwarding, and the original domain name provided by the user does not remain in the address bar of the browser window. Instead, the URL to which the domain is forwarding users is shown, which is the URL that was previously chosen. Instead, you will need to employ stealth forwarding to prevent this from happening and to preserve the original domain name shown in the address bar.

How does it work?

Domain forwarding, also known as redirecting, pointing allows you to automatically redirect visitors to your website to a particular place on the internet when they put in your web address. The domain forwarding service enables you to connect your domain name to your website if your domain name is registered with one online business and your website is created using another online resource.

As an added bonus, you can use your domain to connect to any landing page or microsite that you build for promotional or informative reasons – such as one that has blogs or an online shop. People who enter your domain name into their browser will be routed to your Facebook or Twitter accounts if you have set up a forwarding service for your domain. The best part is that you may change the link in your domain name at any moment to go to the website address of your choosing.