Creating a Page

Learn the basics of the Landing Page Creator.

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Written by Michael Stephenson
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Page Building Basics

Creating landing pages has never been so intuitive. With Element451, you can easily build personal and responsive pages once you have the basics down.

Start by clicking on Pages under the Engagement tab on the navigation menu:


You can either modify existing pages or create a new one. To create a new page, simply click the plus sign on the bottom right corner, title your new page, and click create.

You'll find yourself on this screen:

πŸ“™ Note: If you need to modify the title of the page, you can do so by clicking the title on the top left.
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Let's take a look at the different menu items.

Design & Content

This is where you will enter the page editor or preview your page. Learn more about customizing content on your page.

Setup

On the setup tab you can configure your page settings such as the page title and description and connect to Google Tag Manager. Learn more about integrating Google Tag Manager into Pages.
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Overview of page settings:

  • Page Title - this is what will appear in the browser tab header.

  • Page Description - this is what will appear in the notes when you send the page URL to people.

  • Google Tag ID - If you're utilizing Google Tag Manager, enter your ID here to help track on this page

  • Primary, Secondary, and Link Color - Update various colors that appear on your page.

  • Favicon (ico, png) - These are the icons that will display in the browser tab header.

  • Activate Element Messenger - utilize this toggle to turn on and off the internal messenger tool in Element451. You can manage these conversations from the Conversations Module.
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Social Media

Enter your social media account information to either link to those profiles or to add a social feed on the actual landing page.

πŸ“™ Note: If a footer is created and the element "Social Media Icons" has been toggled on, preview will not show the icons. Your page must be published for the icons to populate.

Locker

Activate the locker to automatically populate the form with information Element already has in the database about that user. For example, if you send a link to a page with a form on it to prospects and you have all of their first name, last name, and email addresses, when those prospects click on that link, the form will automatically fill with that information.

Domain

Here is where you can access the Primary and External domains that are associated with this site. Adding an External domain to your page so your target audience can easily navigate to the page. This can be set up by selecting a CNAME/unique URL and having you Web or IT team point it to pages451.sites.451.io

Visit the Page Content Creation article to learn how to design and create content for your page.

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