Sub Domains in WM Tools
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Hi Mozzers,
Does anyone know if you can set a specified territory for a sub domain in WM Tools?
I know you can do it at domain level but can you do it for a sub folder such as
US.example.com or UK.example.com
I can't see it anywhere in the interface?
Thanks
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no problem at all.
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Thanks - the client have changed there structure so I cannot test this but many thanks for the advice.
GB
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Have you added the separate subdomain as it's own website?
You'll need to go through the authorization process for that separate subdomain.... and authorize it separately and set it's preferred location separately.
Hope this helps.
Carlos
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