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After connecting a domain, give every page a short address that describes what visitors will find. For example:

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Assign a page

1

Open Pages

Go to jobing.site/dashboard/pages.
2

Open the address controls

Find the page and select Change custom address.
3

Choose a domain

Select one of your connected domains. A domain marked DNS pending can be assigned, but its address will not work until verification finishes.
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Choose the path

Enter the part that appears after the slash, such as contact or summer-offer.
5

Save the address

Select Save address. Open the custom link and test the page before sharing it.

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Path rules

A page path:
  • uses 1 to 63 lowercase letters, numbers, or hyphens;
  • starts and ends with a letter or number;
  • cannot contain spaces, underscores, slashes, or query text;
  • must be unique on that custom domain.
Use customer-feedback, not Customer Feedback, customer_feedback, or campaign/summer.
Custom pages currently use one path segment. The bare domain homepage and nested paths such as /campaign/summer are not available.

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The default domain

Your first connected domain is marked Default.
  • Jobing assigns existing pages without a custom domain to it.
  • New pages use it automatically.
  • Their initial path matches their Jobing page ID.
You can remove the assignment from any page by choosing Jobing address only.

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Use more than one domain

Plans that include several custom domains can place different pages on different brands or campaigns. One page can use one custom domain at a time. Its jobing.online address also remains available. For an agency, you might use:
Domains belong to your Jobing workspace. A domain cannot be connected to two Jobing workspaces at the same time.

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Change a path

Changing /old-offer to /summer-offer makes the new address live immediately after saving when the domain is verified. The old custom address does not redirect automatically. Update:
  • advertisements and email campaigns;
  • QR codes and printed material;
  • social profile links;
  • buttons on other websites;
  • analytics goals and allowed website lists.
The original jobing.online address is not changed by a custom path edit.

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Use forms on the page

After assigning a page to a new domain:
  1. open every form used by that page;
  2. check Behavior and Allowed websites;
  3. add the custom origin, such as https://pages.example.com;
  4. publish any form setting change;
  5. submit a test response from the live page;
  6. confirm the response appears in the correct inbox.
If the allowed website list is empty, the form can accept requests from several websites and no origin update is required.

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Ask your connected AI

You can use short requests:
Connect pages.example.com to my Jobing pages.
Put my summer catering page at /summer-offer on my custom domain.
Which of my custom domains are still waiting for DNS?
The connected AI returns the Pages dashboard when you need to copy DNS records or finish setup. Continue to custom-domain troubleshooting.