Hi Tony, yes you can change existing custom domains at any time. Go to Account > Custom Domains and open the gear menu for the domain you want to change - you'll see an option for "Change Custom Domain". All pages that are using this domain will be changed to the new domain - but your visitor tracking cookies will not. What that means is any visitor who has previously been to a page and been assigned a variant will be treated as a brand new unique visitor the next time they come to the new URL.

Hope that helps!

Hi Mike - unfortunately we don't have an integration with Wordpress so this kind of functionality isn't possible.  We have social media sharing widgets you can add to your landing page but they wouldn't provide the kind of interactive functionality you described.

Hi Michael - it sure is.  You'd have to set that up with your host but it's just a matter of pointing the subdomain (e.g. blog.mydomain.com) to the IP address or domain where your blog is hosted (much like when you configured your domain to work with Unbounce).  You'll want to contact your host or the service hosting the blog to confirm what the points-to value should be then configure the change in your DNS.

Hi Joe - Unbounce uses cookies to track conversion data and since framed pages don't set cookies properly, you wouldn't get accurate data from your test if you used an iframe.  Given your use case, I completely understand why the custom subdomain isn't the most useful option so you may want to look into a service like Visual Website Optimizer to test your homepage.

Hi Javier - Unfortunately right now Unbounce is not integrated with Wordpress. Additionally, because Unbounce landing pages are built, published, and hosted on Unbounce servers, it is actually currently not possible to integrate the landing pages with existing websites. 

In terms of the setup you have described, unfortunately if you have an active main website at 'www.ayudapsicologicaya.com', it would not be possible to set it up so that an Unbounce landing page sits at 'http://ayudapsicologicaya.com/psicologo/' because this would imply that it is a sub-folder of that website. As I mentioned above, since Unbounce pages are hosted on Unbounce servers, they cannot actually be used as sub-folders for an external website. 

Moving forward if you have an active website at your root domain (ayudapsicologicaya.com), we would recommend using a sub-domain with your Unbounce landing pages instead. To learn more about custom domains and subdomains, and the setup required depending on which option you are using with your Unbounce pages, please see our Unbounce Answers article about custom domains here: http://support.unbounce.com/entries/20316578-how-do-i-set-up-my-cus...

I hope this helps!

@Katya - that depends what you had in mind.  If you were hoping to embed your Blogspot signup form on your landing page then yes, that shouldn't be a problem.  You'd first need to the embed code from Blogspot than would add it as a custom HTML widget as outlined in this article.

Hi James - Our main user based uses Unbounce primarily for individual landing pages, however we do have quite a number of customers who have used the platform to create and host their micro-sites. Depending on what you require for your website, the limitations can vary. But I think the main limitation which I come across with customers all the time is just that creating the navigation for your website is quite manual. Since, again, Unbounce's focus has been on landing pages rather than websites, we don't offer a native feature which will build out your site navigation. You will essentially need to create the individual links or upload images of your navigation buttons to link them to the subsequent pages.