Creating Landing Pages
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This article provides a comprehensive guide to creating and managing landing pages. Learn how to start a new landing page, import web pages, and customize your content using various formatting tools. Discover how to add images, multimedia, and dynamic variables, as well as preview, edit, or delete pages. Follow these steps to efficiently create and manage your landing pages.
1. To create a new Landing Page, click on the New Landing Page button.
You should get the following output:
2. Enter the details required such as the template name and move to the Template phase in order to edit.
3. Click on the Import Site so you can directly import any web page you would like.
4. Enter the URL and click on Import. You can always Cancel the process:
5. The following URL https://www.google.com/?hl=en is used as an example:
6. This would be the output:
7. Alternatively, you can start by typing something in the text box instead of directly importing a site on the platform:
In either case, you can edit your page with some options provided on the menu above.
8. The first three options are standard text formatting options: B for bold, i for Italic and U for underline.
9. When pressing the A button, more text options appear regarding formatting.
10. The next three options, are alignment related. Left, centre and right respectively:
11. The next symbol (also shown below), provides more paragraph options.
12. Click on the “image” button to upload an image:
13. You can insert an image either from a file location or by URL:
14. The “plus” option of the menu, provides a diversity of things to your text, such as video, table, etc.
15. Some other options exist on the right side of the menu. The first one that looks like your usual settings symbol, provides a range of variables. These variables help in retrieving and applying real time data during the campaign, to make the page look credible.
16. For example, for a recipient called John Doe, the variable named {{.FirstName}} will retrieve the word John, so whenever the campaign is sent, it will use that user’s first name to make it believable:
17. The next option with the two arrows (< >) provides a code view of our page where you can add or edit the html code as you wish:
18. From the last button, you may redo or undo any of your actions on the page:
19. Enter the details you would like and select the Create Template button to create that page.
20. A confirmation prompt should then pop up. Click OK to finalise.
21. Let’s do an example:
22. As we can see, the new landing page has been created!