Landing Page Settings

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Modifying Funnel Settings

The    Page Settings feature provides the options to modify funnel name and slug settings of a landing page. To modify funnel settings, do the following:

1. Click   Page Settings in a landing page.
2. Enter a name for the landing page in the Funnel Name text box.
3. Enter a slug for the landing page in the Funnel Slug text box.
4. Click Publish.
   
   

Refer to Modifying Landing Page Slugs for more information on modifying slugs.

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Using the Page Settings Bar

You can quickly modify page settings and navigate your pages by way of the top bar in the landing page. The   Page Settings bar displays the funnel name and page title for a given page. The information is displayed as follows: Funnel Name / Page Title.

Double-clicking the Funnel Name or Page Title box will allow you to directly edit the page's funnel name or title.

The    Options drop-down menu allows you to do the following:

• Add a new page
• Navigate to pages within the funnel
• Access the Page Settings menu
  
  

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Modifying GDPR Settings

The European Union's new data protection law, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), is meant to protect the data and rights of individuals who are in the European Union and European Economic Area (EU/EEA). One of these protections is consent. In this case, the consent to allow or deny tracking and the gathering of their personal information. You must give visitors the chance to either allow or deny tracking before it happens. If you add forms to a landing page or otherwise enable tracking, you will need to enable GDPR settings.

The    Page Settings feature is where you enter cookie, policy, and information content for GDPR banners.

When adding GDPR banner content, your goal is to inform your visitors why you are collecting their information, and for what purpose it is being collected. The available GDPR settings are:

•   Use Consent Banner     •   Description    •   Consent Label

•   Deny Label    •   Link Name

•   Link URL    •   Theme

For more information on the GDPR and how you must incorporate its protections into your pages and forms, refer to the following:

• Adding GDPR Cookie Banners to Landing Pages
• The European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
• How the GDPR Impacts Lead Gen & CRM and You

Accessing Secure Pages

Lead Gen & CRM landing pages are secure.

To access a secure version of your landing page with the https:// prefix, do the following:

1. Click    Page Settings in the left panel.
2. Locate the Funnel URL–Secure field.
   
   

The URL in the Funnel URL–Secure field is the URL of the secure landing page. It will change depending on if you have CNAME records set up. Your new URL will be as follows:

By default, landing pages created in SharpSpring are secure. They will have the https:// URL prefix. In addition, any asset provided by SharpSpring—media center links, uploaded images, and the like—are, by default, secure. This means that unsecured content is brought in from external sources. As such, you will need to change any unsecured links on your page to secured links.

Refer to Understanding Landing Page Security: HTTP and HTTPS for more information on how to access a page's secure URL and how to attend to unsecured content on landing pages.

Subdomain and Slug Differences

When creating landing pages in SharpSpring, the subdomain is what is used so that you can track your pages and link them to campaigns.

As an example, if you want to set up a campaign to track your promotions the landing page should be set up as something akin to promotions.domain.com. After that, you can set up a campaign to track everything on that subdomain.

Slugs differ from subdomains. The subdomain is defined when you make the site, and it encompasses all pages within the site. The slug is defined when you create the individual landing page.

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