To comply with the restrictions put in place by Apple and Facebook as it relates to pixel events, organizations can now create a WinRed subdomain on their website (eg winred.yourdomain.com).
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Each organization will be allowed one WinRed subdomain.

The millions of one-click users who are logged in on secure.winred.com may not be automatically logged in on your subdomain due to browser (eg Safari) restrictions on cookies. These logged-in users convert far higher than non-logged-in users. So, we recommend only sending Facebook traffic to this subdomain.

If you want to set up a custom domain, please contact the WinRed Support Team by clicking the chatbox in the bottom right-hand corner or email us at support@winred.com.

Setting up your subdomain requires 3 parts.

To begin, Add your domain in the WinRed Settings under the Pages section.

From there, you will need to add a CNAME record to your DNS (additional details below).

To finalize, WinRed will make a technical update.

To begin to add your Domain to the WinRed Settings within your account, navigate to the Settings tab and click into Pages.

Once you are in your Pages settings, scroll to the bottom, where you will see the option to toggle to create a WinRed Subdomain.

Toggle this to yes, enter your custom domain, and then click Save.

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You should be able to add a CNAME wherever you keep your domain’s DNS. Below are step-by-step instructions for 3 of the most popular options: GoDaddy, AWS, Cloudflare.

To begin, Find your domain and click DNS. Please note, you may need to click on Manage Domain and then click on DNS. From here, click into the Records then select 'Add'.

Here you will fill in the new record by entering the following information.

After you have entered this information, Save.

Let WinRed know that you’ve added the CNAME record to your domain.

Now, let WinRed know that the CNAME record has been added to your domain.

Once you have Created the Record, let WinRed know that the CNAME record has been added to your domain.

If the value is “Full” then stop. Tell WinRed that you’ve added the CNAME record to your domain.

If the value is “Flexible” or “Full (Strict)” then continue on the steps 6-11

Once you have created the Rule and verified that it is on, let WinRed know that the CNAME record has been added to your domain.

After you have let WinRed know that the CNAME record has been added to your domain, then WinRed will make a technical adjustment.

This adjustment will allow WinRed donation pages from your account to be populated on winred.yourdomain.com

5. Once you have created the record, let WinRed know that the CNAME record has been added to your domain.

When using the custom subdomain for a state-level account, you should drop the candidate slug from the custom domain link.

For example, this is your normal WinRed link:

secure.winred.com/candidatename/example

This is what your link will look like with your custom domain:

winred.candidatename.com/example

This change just applies to state-level links.

If you are firing your Facebook pixel through Google Tag Manager, remember to update the domain that you are firing your pixel on from secure.winred.com to Winred custom subdomain.

When using the filtering tool, you will input the base page (secure.winred.com) url and expect a result. However, after creating a subdomain, you should be inputting the winred.candidatename.com URL instead for results.

Now that you have set up your WinRed subdomain you can set up 8-pixel events to optimize your Facebook ads. To do that you’ll verify your domain with Facebook and add pixels events via Google Tag Manager. If you have questions please reach out to your Facebook representative.