Landing pages
A landing page is a single page built to do one job — usually capture an enquiry. You build it here, publish it, and every form submission arrives as a prospect with the page recorded as its source.
Reading the list
Three counters across the top — Pages, Published and Drafts — show how much is actually live versus half-built. Search by name or URL, filter by status, and switch between grid and list view.
- Each card shows a preview, its status, its name and its address.
- The public link sits under each card with a copy button.
- Open editor goes to the builder; the icons beside it duplicate or delete.
- A published page also has an open-in-new-tab icon.
| State | What it means |
|---|---|
| Draft | Not reachable by anyone. Never indexed |
| Published | Live at its address. Anyone with the link can open it |
Duplicate is the quickest way to build a second page. Get one page converting, then copy it for the next campaign rather than starting from a template again.
Deleting a published page breaks its link everywhere it has been shared — ads, emails, printed material. Unpublish first if you only want it out of circulation.
Everyday tasks
- Search by name or URL, or filter by status, to find a page.
- Select Open editor to change it.
- Use the duplicate icon to copy a page that works as the basis for a new one.
- Copy the public link from under the card to share it.
- Unpublish rather than delete if you only want it out of circulation.
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