How To Create A NO EXPIRE Custom Google Meet Link | Custom URL for Meeting Room PERMANENT

Easily create a permanent custom link to share with meeting invitees in Google Meet.
Google Meet currently does not allow the ability to create a dedicated personal link, so here is an easy way to make that happen.
I also include how to connect this to your own domain for a professional experience.
Similar to the Zoom personal meeting room.
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[@sarahc4751]

Thank you, thank you! Could not believe that even the business package for google doesn't have this feature.

[@miriamsaward3839]

This is amazing, Joseph! Thank you!

[@ibukunsokeye4559]

Thank you Joe. I will give this a try!

[@healthmemmo]

thanks - a bug bear of mine too - thanks for solving

[@fivestarsw]

Great info

[@shaytzalah3320]

Great video! thx!

[@hellojennifer-ux]

Love this, thank you!

[@josephgonzaleseo]

You're so welcome!

[@clarissaherman5971]

Really excellent, thank you

[@matifilymariko4756]

You're amazing! Thank you so much

[@user-rh3cs4ih3w]

I think Google may have gotten wind of this work around because the drop down options on the Google Meet tab are no longer there.

[@josephgonzaleseo]

Which dropdown are you referring to? On the Calendar invite?

[@MeghanBower-nd9fd]

Trying to do this for a class and am stuck at cloud fare. I got the domain from elsewhere and now I can’t figure out how to use it following your video. Help!

[@josephgonzaleseo]

You will need to point the domain to cloudflare first via nameservers

[@allisonkessler17]

Could I skip the A and CNAME records and just create a subdomain that forwards to the meeting link URL? I'm not sure I followed the logic of using Cloudflare...

[@josephgonzaleseo]

Yes, you can. I use Cloudflare for all of my DNS management, but you could do that directly in Godaddy for example with the same result.

[@jameswebb3470]

Thanks Man!

[@josephgonzaleseo]

You are welcome! Happy to help