Go Daddy


  1. Login to your GoDaddy account.

  2. Next:

  1. Select My Products.

  2. Click on My Domains.

  3. Choose the domain you wish to access your We Are Locals shop and click on it.

  4. Go to mange DNS edit mode.

  5. Click on Add. This will open a dropdown to enter more details.

  6. Under TYPE - Choose A. This stands for address.

  7. Under NAME - Enter the unique word you want showing in front of your domain name. For example if you want shop.mywebsite, just enter the word Shop (nothing else).

  8. Under the heading Value, enter the following: 34.89.116.102

  9. Click on Add record. You should get a notification to say this has been successfully updated.

  10. The next step is to inform us of the changes made. Email us at [email protected] with the subject line DNS CHANGE. In the body of the email simple put - Please execute changes make on my DNS record.

  11. Hit send.

IONOS


  1. Log in to your user account.

  2. Next:

  1. Click Manage Domains under the Domain panel.

  2. Click the settings icon on the right hand side of the Name Server that you wish to change the DNS records for.

  3. Make sure that the Name Server Settings are set to 1&1 name servers to be able to change the DNS records. If this is not set to 1&1 then your DNS settings are setup on a different Name Server, we would advise that you contact 1&1 in this situation.

  4. Scroll down the page to the A records and click the other IP address option. Enter the relevant IP address 34.89.116.102

  5. Continue on to the MX records, click the other mail server option and enter the MX details.

  6. Continue down the page to the TXT records. Click add record and enter the relevant TXT record.

  7. Click Save at the bottom right of the page and you have successfully updated the DNS records for your domain name. These changes usually take between 1-4 hours to propagate.

  8. If you find that you are unable to make these changes yourself or needs further assistance, please contact the support team at 1and1. They will be able to make these changes for you.

  9. The next step is to inform us of the changes made. Email us at [email protected] with the subject line ā€˜DNS CHANGEā€™. In the body of the email simple put - Please execute changes make on my DNS record. Hit send.

WIX


  1. Log in to your user account.

  2. Next:

  1. Hover over the user panel at the top right and select Domains.

  2. Select the expand arrow next to the relevant domain.

  3. Select the Advanced tab.

  4. Select Edit DNS.

  5. Select Add another or Edit the current A Record

  6. Enter the value 34.89.116.102

  7. Select Save DNS to finish.

  8. The next step is to inform us of the changes made. Email us at [email protected] with the subject line ā€˜DNS CHANGEā€™. In the body of the email simple put - Please execute changes make on my DNS record. Hit send.

123 Register


  1. Log in to your user account.

  2. Next:

  1. Select Domain Names within the Manage active products section.

  2. Next, choose your domain name from the provided list and then select Manage.

  3. Scroll down to the **Advanced Domain Settings **section and select Manage DNS.

  4. Click into the advanced DNS tab, this will display all the DNS records associated with the domain name.

  5. Update the DNS record or make your change by clicking on Add new entry.

  6. Enter the value 34.89.116.102

  7. Click Save once completed.

  8. The next step is to inform us of the changes made. Email us at [email protected] with the subject line ā€˜DNS CHANGEā€™. In the body of the email simple put - Please execute changes make on my DNS record. Hit send.

Google


  1. Log in to your Google Domains account.

  2. Next:

  1. Click on the domain name

  2. At the top left, click Menu and then DNS.

  3. At the top of the page, select Default name servers or Custom name servers.

  4. Click Add another name.

  5. Enter the value 34.89.116.102

  6. Click on Save.

  7. The next step is to inform us of the changes made. Email us at [email protected] with the subject line ā€˜DNS CHANGEā€™. In the body of the email simple put - Please execute changes make on my DNS record. Hit send.