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Creating Landing Pages

Article: 000050336
Updated: August 26, 2026

Use Lead Gen & CRM landing pages to create pages with a specific purpose, like lead capture or promotional advertisements, typically to suppliment your website

While your company website is usually hosted on a server or within a CMS system like WordPress, you can connect that website URL to Lead Gen & CRM to build landing pages on a subdomain. Track, edit, and manage those pages within Lead Gen & CRM.

In this article, you'll learn how to create your first landing page.

 

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When to use a Landing Page

Landing pages can be used to capture leads, advertise promotional products or offers, and more. Landing pages are not the same as pages on your server-hosted or CMS-based website; instead, they act as supplemental pages with a specific purpose. 

To create your first landing page, navigate to the Landing Pages tab in Lead Gen & CRM.

 
Before you can create a landing page, you must have your Lead Gen & CRM landing page tracking code added to your server-hosted or CMS-based website. You should also have CNAME records updated with your domain provider if you want to remove pages.services from your landing pages' website address. Read Enabling Landing Page Sites before you proceed. 

 

Create a new Landing Page

You may create new landing pages from scratch or use a template as a starting point. Read Creating Landing Pages from Templates to start with a funnel template or page template.

To create a landing page from scratch, first create a funnel, then create pages to go into it.

A funnel is a series or sequence of landing pages. For example, you might create the funnel Products and set it to have about 10 pages, with the URL products.domain.com. Then, you can create pages within that funnel. In our Product example, your first page can be the main homepage, and each subsequent page can be a product listing with a unique slug.

For example: 

https://products.thefancybakery.com/steel-mixing-bowl.html

or

https://products.thefancybakery.com/giant-baking-sheet.html

The slug is the text in the web address that appears after the domain and the forward slash. To learn more about slugs and URL settings, read Modifying Landing Page Slugs. 

 

To create new landing pages:

  1. Click  map.png  Landing Pages in the left toolbar.

    Landing Pages in the expanded left navigation menu 
  2. Click  cog.png  Options > New Landing Pages.

    New Landing Pages in expanded Landing Pages Settings menu 
  3. Enter a funnel name.
  4. Select a funnel domain.
    Important: The funnel domain cannot be changed after the landing page has been created.
  5. Select the number of pages in the funnel.
  6. Click Create Funnel.

    New funnel form with funnel title field, domain field, and number of pages drop-down above blue Create Funnel button 
  7. You'll reach a blank landing page. Use the dropdown to switch between each of the pages you've set for your funnel. 
  8. Use the tools to the left to edit pages:
    • Adding Content: Use the Add Content button to add images, text, videos, links, and more to the page. Learn more. 
    • Edit Code: Use the Edit Code button to modify your page using the source-code editor instead of dragging and dropping content blocks into the page. Learn more. 
    • Page settings: Edit funnel settings, including the internal name of the funnel, the funnel slug, tracking and consent details, order of pages, and more. Learn more.
    • Dynamic Web Content: With Dynamic Web Content, you can choose to display certain text or images to a specific group of customers, based on selected criteria. For example, display an image of Central Park on your landing page when the customer's contact record indicates that New York is their City. Learn more.

      Blank landing page editor with Pages drop-down at the top of the page and editing buttons on the left-side of the page 
  9. To make one of your pages the homepage, enter just a front slash in the Funnel Slug field.

    Note: Your connected website domain can only have one Lead Gen & CRM landing page homepage, and all slugs must be unique. If you select the same domain for creating multiple funnels, only one of those funnels can be made into the homepage by including the front slash (/) in the slug field. If you notice that when you attempt to add a forward slash to the funnel slug field and create a homepage from one of your funnels, it keeps changing your entry, it means one of your landing pages already has that slug. 

    Funnel Slug field in the Page Settings section 

The slug for additional pages will be based on the page title. For example, if one of your pages has the title "2019 Windows PC Model", the generated slug will be /2019-windows-pc-model.html. In this example, the entire webpage address would look like this:

https://subdomain.domain.com/2019-windows-pc-model.html

Read Modifying Landing Page Slugs for more information. 


 

Adding content blocks, layouts, and elements

Once your landing pages have been created and you have the web addresses that you want, you can add content blocks, layouts, and elements to your pages. Customize button styles, colors, and fonts. Create dynamic pages that use personas and dynamic content rules to display different content to different leads. You can also create blog pages and blog content.

Note: In order for a blog article to be published, you must have a blog category, a blog article, and a landing page. Each blog article must be tied to a category, and that category must be selected on the Make a Blog template landing page.

The following articles can help you design and develop your landing pages:

 

Landing Page Design

Landing Page Best Practices

 


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