Share your Custom Landing Page

Promote your Custom Landing Page in an email, on social media, through an ad, with a QR code, or copy and paste the URL

Once you've created and activated your Custom Landing Page, it's time to share it! From the Landing Pages page or individual Details page, you can share your landing page in an email, on social media, in a Facebook and Instagram Ad, with a QR code, or just copy the URL to paste it anywhere you can think of to share a link. The more people who see it, the more page engagement you'll likely get.

1. Click Audience growth > Landing pages. 
2. (Optional) Use the Status filter to narrow your search.
3. Next to the active landing page you want to share, click . . . > Share.
   
   
    
4. Select:

• Post on social - Create a Social Post to promote your landing page on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. The URL for your landing page is automatically embedded in the post for you.
  Note: If you haven't used Social Posts yet, you're prompted to connect your social media profiles first.
• Share in an email - Create a new email that automatically includes your landing page's colors and design, and has a button already linked to your landing page.

  Did you know? If you're already working on an email, you can easily insert the link for your Custom Landing Page when you add a button or text link.

• Share with an ad - Create a Facebook and Instagram ad. The URL for your landing page is automatically filled into the "Ad URL" field, and you can customize how you want it to display. When Facebook and Instagram users click on your ad, they're brought directly to your landing page.
• Copy link - Copy the URL for your landing page so you can paste it wherever you want. This is great for sharing in a Google Ad, a blog post, a social media post, or a webpage.
• Share with QR code - Save the generated QR code image to your Library or download it to the device you're currently working on. You can use it in print media, send it in an email, share it in a social post, or share it elsewhere online. When your audience scans it, it brings them right to your landing page.
  
  

Once you share your landing page and start getting some traffic, you can check the reporting to see your page views and engagement activity. If you ever need to edit the landing page, you can make changes and activate the updates at any time.

Questions?