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Connect a .site.ink domain to Blogger
Use your name for a Blogger blog.
Steps
- In Blogger, open Settings → Custom domain and enter www.yourname followed by the domain.
- Add the two CNAME records Blogger shows: www to ghs.google.com, plus a second verification CNAME that is unique to your blog.
- Add the four A records so the bare name redirects to www, then turn on the redirect in Blogger settings.
DNS records
| Type | Host | Value |
|---|---|---|
| CNAME | www | ghs.google.com |
| CNAME | <from Blogger> | <from Blogger> |
| A | @ | 216.239.32.21 |
| A | @ | 216.239.34.21 |
| A | @ | 216.239.36.21 |
| A | @ | 216.239.38.21 |
"@" means the name itself (yourname.site.ink). "www" means www.yourname.site.ink.
If the platform suggests a CNAME for your root name
Because site.ink is not on the Public Suffix List yet, some platforms treat yourname.site.ink as a subdomain and suggest a CNAME record. A CNAME is not allowed at the root of your name, so use the A (and AAAA) records above instead, or an ALIAS/ANAME record if your DNS host offers one. Why?
Check your setup
DNS changes usually apply within minutes but can take up to a day. Look up your name in WHOIS to confirm the nameservers, and make sure your domain status is not inactive or on hold.
Values checked against the official documentation on 16 October 2026. Your platform's dashboard is always authoritative.