Google wants to make things a bit difficult for you and put you under the pressure of losing your newly acquired domain name, but it won't happen.

They want to make you understand mathematics, but you don't have to, there's a simpler way to do it.

It's really simple, follow these simple steps.

1) Enter your email

2) Enter your security pin

3) Enter your domain name

4) You'll see "Subdomain 1:", Just enter "www." and leave it that way.

5) Where you see "CNAME value 1:", Just enter "ghs.google.com" and leave it that way.

6) Where you see "Subdomain 2:", Just enter the first set of alphabets on the second roll of your CNAME setting. In this case, you're entering the shorter set of characters which is something like this "vrmyqf26cei6gv-xxfipa". This one isn't exactly correct, but enter the shorter set of figures just below the "www." and the "ghs.google.com"

7) Lastly, where you see "CNAME value 2:", enter the longer set of figures on the second roll. This looks like this: "xfipafi7cfm7e.dv.googlehosted.com" and it is unique to your blogger blog.

When you're done, simply click on the blue confirmation button, then wait for an email from Whogohost.

Having a difficult time finding the link to setting the CNAMEs?

Here's a link to changing your Whogohost CNAMEs to align with your : https://www.whogohost.com/-CNAME.php

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