GETTING STARTED

Everything you need to know to start your journey with the Smart Pages platform.

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DOMAINS AND PUBLISHING

Publishing Landing Pages, funnels or pop ups and how to set up your own domain.

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CREATION

All you need to know about how to create landing page, funnels and pop ups.

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PLATFORM

How to manage your landing pages, funnels and pop ups: leads, statistics and A/B tests.

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ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT

How to manage your account: general and Agency settings, users, payments and invoices, security & GDPR

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INTEGRATIONS

Learn how to integrate the platform with third-party software, Google, Facebook and LinkedIn

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What do you need landing pages for?

Sometimes marketers feel like they need to come up with something truly special and, consequently, they end up overcomplicating things. Because of this, my first piece of advice will be: do whatever you can to focus the visitor’s attention, preferably in the simplest way possible.

Instead of trying to include witty references or catchy phrases literally everywhere, first, ask yourself whether it is clear what the landing page is all about.

Once your landing page mockup is more or less ready, make a pause to gain some perspective. Put aside everything you know about your company for a second, assume you don’t know anything about your campaign’s purpose, ROI, KPI-s, etc. Now, take a look at your current project, approach it with a clear head and ask yourself the following questions:

  • Is the landing page directed to a single persona you consider potentially interested in your products?
  • Is it clear from the first look at the page what the single action is to be taken by the users?
  • Is the whole page focused around a single goal?

And…

  • Do you feel encouraged to take any action on this landing page?
  • Is there a problem your offer solves? Why would the users feel the need to click your call-to-action button?

What is a landing page?

Landing page definition is simple – it’s a specific webpage designed to grab the visitor’s attention, present them with a specific product or service, and then encourage them to take a desired action.

Landing pages can be used to gather webinar audience, announce a new product launch or pre-sale, or offer a discount. Also, sometimes it is not about selling a product but getting a specific message across.

A crucial element to every landing page is a call to action button navigating towards a particular activity.

How is it different from a homepage?

While a homepage presents a visitor with a whole range of options and products, a landing page definition states it is far more efficient when it comes to collecting leads – visitors’ contact information. Of course, you can publish your website and a landing page under one domain to keep your brand image consistent.

What’s more, a landing page lacks a standard website navigation menu. It’s all about simple layout, eye-catching design, and concise copy focusing on one, single message or goal.

When should I use landing pages?

Landing pages are usually either built for marketing campaigns when you present your latest release, or they can serve as a lead magnet where you present your visitors with evergreen content they can download in exchange for their contact information.

In both cases, it is all about lead generation.

How to build a landing page?

Start with asking some basic questions: who will be the recipient of your landing page (and a whole campaign)? What is the purpose of the page you’re going to create?

Each element of a landing page should lead visitors to clicking a button or filling the form. Landing pages are bound to be simple, yet effective. Make sure to include only crucial content and construct the form so that it contains just enough fields to fill.

To build a landing page, you can make use of a drag and drop visual builder. We offer 30 Days Money Back Guarantee so that you can catch a glimpse of what this is all about.

What goes after?

Landing pages are still objects of testing for many marketers who raise conversion rates and apply the gained know-how in the next steps through constant testing. The Landingi platform allows you to compare created landing pages in two ways: by using A/B tests and multivariate tests.

You can also integrate your landing page with 3rd party tools you use every day: email marketing tools, CRMs, payment systems, social media managers, and analytical tools.