Add subpages and link them in the menu
In short: with “Add page” you add more pages to your project, for example a booking page at /booking. You create it from scratch or take over an existing landing page. With one checkbox it gets a menu item in the header and footer.
Where: open a project → “Add page”. Or click “Add page” at the top of the project overview and then choose the project.
When a subpage makes sense
Your expert page is the home page, with a booking page below it at
/booking.Your offer comes with a webinar page at
/webinar.You want to give away a guide at
/guide.
All pages of a project share the address, look, menu and footer. Each page has its own form and its own contacts. Pages inside a project are unlimited.
Requirement: the project's home page is built.
Add a page in three steps
Step 1: Source
Create new content: You choose type and path, then the AI writes the copy from a short form.
Take over an existing landing page: You bring one of your other pages into this project, for example a webinar.
From existing content: coming soon.
Step 2: Type and path
Page type: All types except the expert page. It is always the home page.
Path: the part of the address after the domain, for example
/booking. Lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens are allowed, also with several levels like/offers/coaching. Capital letters, umlauts and spaces are converted automatically. You see “Path is free.” as soon as the path works.Menu: “Link in the website menu” is preselected. Under “Menu label”, enter the name of the link, for example “Book a call”. It appears in the project's header and footer.
If you uncheck the box, the page gets no menu item. It is then reachable through its address and through links you set yourself, for example on a button or in an email.
Step 3: Confirm
You see a summary with source, page type, address and menu label.
New content: “Continue to the form” opens the form. Project, type and path are already filled in. You only add the details for the copy and click “Create copy”.
Existing landing page: Click “Add page”. The copy of the old page is taken over word for word, and layout and design adapt to the project.
Build and publish the page
As soon as the copy is ready, click “Build now” in the page list. The page is built in the look of the project. This usually takes 1–3 minutes.
Then you see “Your page is ready”. It is now part of the project as a draft and has the status “New”.
It goes live the next time you publish the project. To do that, open the builder and click “Update” (or “Publish” if the project has never been online). All pages are updated together.
Taking over an existing landing page: the old address
After the build, the app asks: “Taken over. Archive the old page?”
Until then, the old address is still online. Before you archive it, check whether ads, emails or posts still link to it.
“Archive old page” removes the old page from your overview. “Decide later” leaves everything as it is.
The contacts of the old page stay in “My contacts”, whatever you decide.
Remove a page
In the project, open the “Pages” tab and choose “Remove page” for the page.
Confirm with “Remove page”.
The page is taken out of the project and archived. Its contacts are kept. If the page is already live, it and its menu item disappear the next time you publish in the builder. Until then it stays online.
Pages in the builder
In the builder, open “Pages” at the top to see all pages of the project and switch between them. Under “System pages” you can preview the thank-you pages, legal notice and privacy policy. If you created a new page in the chat, it appears as “not linked”. With “Take over as page” it becomes a page of the project with status and contacts.
Frequently asked questions
Which paths are blocked?
“/” is the home page. Paths for system pages are also reserved, for example /danke, /impressum and /datenschutz.
Where do visitors go after the form on a subpage?
To the thank-you page of that subpage. It is created automatically.
Can I replace the home page?
No. The home page is the first page of the project. For a different home page, create a new project.
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