Getting Started FAQs: Landing Pages

You can learn about setting up domains for landing pages here. If you don't own a Web site domain, we have automatically created <yourcompanyname>.hqcampaign.com for you to use.

 

To achieve this, you must map your landing page domain to a dataset. We collect and analyze our web analytics report data overnight so you should see your landing page data in these reports within 24 hours. The landing pages overview page displays metrics for views and conversions; those two metrics are calculated more quickly and should be displayed within minutes of any views and conversions.

 

Add the image to the Asset Library. When you create or edit a landing page and reach the Edit Page screen, a panel on the right side of the screen displays the assets in the Library.

 

To add an image to the Asset Library

1. In the side navigation bar, click Content Management, and then click Asset Library.

2. On the Asset Library page, click the Add button.

 

 

3. Navigate to the folder that contains the asset, select the asset, and then click Open.

NOTE  Make sure the asset is a file type that the Asset Library accepts.

 

A progress bar appears at the top of the window to let you know the progress of the upload.

 

 

4. The Upload Summary, located beneath the Add/Delete buttons, gives you information about the upload.

5. To view your uploaded asset(s), click the View Details command.

 

 

To return to the main view, click the Return to Search command.

 

 

If your page is currently published, you need to unpublish the page before you can delete it. To do so:

 

1. In the side navigation bar, click Content Management, and then click Landing Pages.

2. Click your landing page, then click the Unpublish button, and then click the Delete button.

This warning means the landing page domain you've chosen has not been mapped to a dataset. Mapping your landing page domain to a dataset ensures that your landing page traffic will appear in your Web Analytics reports. To map your dataset, if you are an admin, go to Settings, click on your company, click edit, in the Web Analytics tab, add your landing domain as a domain or a subdomain. Once added, set the Server Scripting Type to PHP and enable both Case-sensitive URLs and Case-sensitive URL Parameters.

If your landing page domain is mapped to a dataset, the tracking code is automatically inserted into your landing page. To map your landing page domain to a dataset, if you are an admin, go to Settings, click on your company, click edit, in the Web Analytics tab, and then add your landing page domain as a domain or a subdomain. Once added, set the Server Scripting Type to PHP and enable both Case-sensitive URLs and Case-sensitive URL Parameters.

When you are editing your landing page, click the Source button and follow your web analytics tool suggestion on where to insert their code.

You would use an opt-in form from Email Marketing solely for subscribing and unsubscribing. If you are looking for a conversion of a customer, you want to use a landing page since it provides more flexibility in terms of design and form creation. The landing page can be dedicated to converting your customer for a specific product and service.

 

When you create the form, add an input tag of type "hidden" with a value assigned to something unique such as "offer123" and then create a segment which has a demographic containing this information. You can generate a report and view all customers connected to that segment.

 

1. Add the input tag to the form with type="hidden" and value="<something unique here>"

 

Example:

 

<input type="hidden" value="offer123" class="form-input-text" id="scruggle" name="31570" />

 

2. Remove the field label.

 

Example--change:

 

<td class="table-form-left">scruggle:</td>

 

to

 

<td class="table-form-left"></td>

 

You can also remove the field label completely.

 

Create a Segment That Contains the Value for the Landing Page

 

1. In the side navigation bar, click Email Marketing, and then click Launch EmailLabs.

 

 

2. In the EmailLabs interface (now open in a new tab or browser), select the account you wish to work with.

 

3. Follow the instructions here to create a demographic.

 

Demographic name can be any.

 

Demographic Type: Text Box

 

4. Follow the instructions here to create a segment with a demographic restriction. Add as the restriction the demographic you created in step 3 above. Under Specify Restriction, add as a match value the hidden value from your form (in this example, "offer123").

 

5. To download the segment, on the main Segments screen, click the View Results command for the segment.

 

Yes.  Click the Color drop-down list in the HTML editor and then select a new color.

Instead of using our best practice templates, you can select a blank template. In the Edit page, click Source and paste your HTML in there. If you need Professional Services help from Lyris for your landing page design, please contact your account manager or sales rep for more information.

You can create a landing page with your design, save it and copy it for any future use. We are adding an upload functionality soon so you can upload your custom template.

Your landing pages are set at no index no follow currently. In the near future, you can enable your pages to be viewable by search engines and you can add keywords and description.

When you are editing your landing page, there's a Preview link on the lower left corner. Once you click the Preview link, you may preview your landing page in a new window browser or tab. If your preview does not show up, adjust your browser settings to enable pop-up windows.