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# Adding a New Domain (Workspace)

When you create a Keak account, you start by specifying your primary website domain. Keak sets up a **workspace** tied to that domain automatically​.

If you want to optimize additional websites, you can add more domains to your workspace at any time (there’s no limit to the number of domains).

To add another domain in Keak:

1. Click on your current domain name in the top-right corner of the Keak web app (next to your profile name). This opens the domain/workspace menu.
2. Select **“Add Domain.”**​
3. Enter the new website’s name and domain URL, then confirm. Keak will create a new domain workspace for it.

After adding a domain, make sure to **install the Keak tracking pixel associated to that domain on that site** as well. Each domain will have its own unique pixel script (accessible in the Keak dashboard when you switch to that domain’s workspace). Domain separation also helps keep your tests, results, and conversion events organized per site – useful if you manage multiple brands or clients.

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