Overview
The Pages Module in Element451 lets you craft branded landing pages tailored to your institution's needs. Whether you aim to engage prospective students with captivating content about your school or showcase your academic programs, this tool empowers you to create a page for any purpose.
Key Features
BoltAI Page Generation: Quickly create complete pages using BoltAI's Campaign Staff Assistant, streamlining the design process.
User-Friendly: Build pages effortlessly; in just a few clicks, you can add billboards, CTAs, maps, teasers, and more to enhance your content.
Embed Bolt Discovery: Enhance search with Bolt Discovery, which uses AI and custom Natural Language Processing to predict user intent and deliver accurate, relevant results from your knowledge base.
Pre-Populated Forms: Embed forms with data already filled in for a seamless user experience.
Nested Subpages: Add subpages to any page to organize content and create a cohesive Site structure.
External Domain Configuration: For a fully branded look, choose a single CNAME for your page or opt for a wildcard.
Accessing Pages
Navigate to Engagement > Pages.
This will take you to your All Pages list. You can create a new page or modify an existing page from the All Pages list.
Creating + Managing Pages
Creating new and managing existing forms is easy! Check out our article that outlines the process.
Configuring External Page Domains
You can set up an external domain that masks the primary domain with a URL incorporating your school's name or abbreviation.
Pre-Populating Forms on Pages
Pre-populating forms on your landing pages can greatly enhance the efficiency and personalization of your data collection and campaigns. This feature works similarly to logging students in with a magic link to a microsite or application site.
FAQ + Troubleshooting
I have an embedded form on a page, and I am attempting to update the text on the button, but when I update it in forms, the change does not reflect on the page.
When using embedded forms on pages, you need to update the button text in the page editor. To do this, edit the page, find the form, and click on the form's button to open the button settings. The settings you choose for the form in the page editor (such as title and button text) will take precedence over the actual form settings.