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Landing Pages: a page around your form
Flip on the Landing Pages module under Settings → Modules and it gets a row in the menu. A landing page is a page you design freely and we host, carrying one of your tracking forms, so the visitor an ad paid for lands somewhere built for the sale. The module is in beta.
The editor works on a computer only
Build and change your pages on a computer, with a mouse or trackpad. The editor places things freely on a canvas, which needs hover, right click and dragging that a phone or tablet does not offer, so it is not made for a phone and will not work well on one. The page you publish is a different matter: it is laid out for phones by itself, and the editor shows you that layout beside the desktop one.
Building a page
Press New page and choose where to start: a blank canvas, or one of four pages already laid out. Add text, images, buttons and shapes, and place one of your tracking forms on it so the page collects the lead. Preview shows it as a visitor will see it. Save puts it live at its address. Up to 40 pages per account.
Starting points
Newsletter opt-in is a headline, one line on why it is worth signing up and an email box, with the first name optional. Detailed lead capture is a hero, three reasons to trust you and a form asking for a name, email, phone, what they need and a message. Quiz or qualifier asks four quick questions on one form and ends with its thank you; the questions are all on one screen, not one per screen. Book a call is a short form followed by a button to pick a time: when Calendly is connected the button opens your own scheduling page, and otherwise it is a placeholder you point at your calendar before you save.
Every page carries one of your own tracking forms, so each card's dropdown lets you choose which. If none of your forms fits, choose New form with this page's questions: Use this then makes a new Tracking Form with the questions that page was designed around; it becomes a form only when you check it and press Save there, and then a button takes you back to the page with it chosen. Preview, or a click on the picture, shows the page full screen as a computer and as a phone show it. Whichever you pick opens in the editor, and nothing is saved or published until you press Save.
Where a page lives
With a subdomain of your own site pointed at us (the same one Link Tracking uses), a page lives on your domain and can read your site’s tracking cookie, so it knows the visitor’s whole history. Without one it lives on ours and knows only the click that opened it.
Switching the module off
Switching Landing Pages off closes the editor. Every page you already published keeps serving at its address, because a page on paid traffic must not go dark over a setting. An account that already had pages before this became a module has it switched on.
Who can use it
Anybody who holds Forms can see your pages; owners and admins build and change them.