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Creating Blog Landing Pages

Article: 000050357
Updated: July 18, 2024

Choose the Blog landing page template in order to create a landing page which will host blog posts

With Lead Gen & CRM's landing page and blog articles features, you can publish blog articles directly into a landing page. In order to publish a blog, you must first create the landing page the blog will be published to.
 

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Creating Blog Landing Pages

Prior to creating and publishing a blog article, you will need to create the landing page for the blog. To create a blog landing page, do the following:

  1. Click Landing Pages in the left toolbar.
  2. Click Page Templates.
  3. Click All Templates > Make A Blog.
    Important: Normal landing pages cannot be blog pages. Only those pages created with the Make a Blog template can be blog pages.

    Make a Blog Page Templates
     
  4. Select a single page or funnel blog template and click  pencil.png  Edit to edit that page or template.

    Select a funnel
     
  5. Enter a name for the blog page in the Funnel Name text box in the modal window that appears.
  6. Select the desired funnel domain from the Funnel Domain drop-down menu.
    Important: Funnel domains cannot be changed once the funnel is created.
  7. Click Create Funnel.

    Create new funnel
     
  8. Double-click No active articles yet in the Landing Page Content Editor.
  9. Select the desired blog category from the Select a Category drop-down menu in the Blog Category panel that appears.

    Choose category
     
  10. Click  file-text.png  Page Settings in the left panel.
  11. Enter a slug name in the Funnel Slug text box.

    Enter slug name for blog landing page
     

Once you have created the template framework for your blog page, you can begin customizing the content and creating blog posts that will display on the page.

 


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