What you are trying to do wouldn't be a cname record. Cnames point an alias to a new server, like a change of address for postal mail. So basically when you do this, you would have to setup each domain in Hubspot. All you need to do is setup your domain to forward. So you would leave the default DNS and then set up the domain to forward to your other domain. I've copied this from Godaddy's help articles but your domain registrar would have exact instructions if you need it.
What you are trying to do wouldn't be a cname record. Cnames point an alias to a new server, like a change of address for postal mail. So basically when you do this, you would have to setup each domain in Hubspot. All you need to do is setup your domain to forward. So you would leave the default DNS and then set up the domain to forward to your other domain. I've copied this from Godaddy's help articles but your domain registrar would have exact instructions if you need it.
Thank you for clarifying - I didn't think CNAME was the right approach. I have done some more research and sent them a guide so they can do their job...
