Modifying Landing Page Slugs

Regarding Slugs

A slug is whatever word comes after the domain name backslash in a URL:

[domain name]/[funnel slug][.html]

Slugs are important for search engine optimization (SEO), and for your audience to know the information behind the link they are clicking.

Consider, as an example, that attached to a landing page blog is the funnel slug google-analytics. The URL would appear as the follows:

blog.testdomain.com/google-analytics.html

When you enter a page slug, Lead Gen & CRM will look to see if the slug is already in use. If it is, Lead Gen & CRM will add an incremental counter to the end of the slug.

Slugs with incremental counters will appear as follows:

   •   [domain name]/[funnel slug-1][.html]
   •   [domain name]/[funnel slug-2][.html]
   •   [domain name]/[funnel slug-3][.html]

With the google-analytics slug, the incremental counters would appear as follows:

   •   blog.testdomain.com/google-analytics-1.html
   •   blog.testdomain.com/google-analytics-2.html
   •   blog.testdomain.com/google-analytics-3.html
 

Changing Landing Page URL Slugs

To change a funnel slug for a landing page, create or edit a landing page:

1. Click    Page Settings in the Content Editor menu.
2. Type an appropriate slug into the Funnel Slug field.
3. Click Publish
   
   

    

4. Click Publish again to confirm your changes.
   
   

The new landing page URL will appear in the Funnel URL field. You can also view the landing page URL by clicking    Options > Visit Live Page.

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