Create a new Landing Page from the Landing Pages area or edit an existing page. The builder combines page-level controls with a block-based editing environment and a preview so you can assemble the page before publication.
Each Landing Page section is stored as a block. Instead of editing one large page body, you configure individual blocks such as Hero, Features, Services, Testimonials, Pricing, FAQ, and Final CTA.
This approach lets you build the page in the same order a visitor will read it. Start with the message that explains the offer, add supporting proof and details, and end with the action you want the visitor to take.
Use the builder block controls to add the section type you need. The current builder supports Hero, Features, Product Hero, Offer, Products, Lead Form, Checklist, Stats, Services, Testimonials, Pricing, Video, Logos, Agenda, Speakers, Countdown, Map Contact, FAQ, Final CTA, Footer, and Divider.
Add only blocks that contribute to the page objective. Too many unrelated sections can make a campaign page harder to understand.
The exact fields available depend on the selected block type. Across the builder, source-confirmed controls include:
Use the headline to communicate the primary message of the block. Supporting copy should explain the benefit, context, or next step without competing with the headline.
For a Hero block, make the headline clearly state the offer or value proposition. For supporting blocks such as Features, Services, or Testimonials, use concise headings that help a visitor scan the page.
The builder includes source-confirmed Hero title font-style choices:
Choose a title treatment that is readable and consistent with the intended campaign style.
Blocks that support calls to action can use a primary button label and URL, and some blocks also support a secondary label and URL.
Tip: A Landing Page generally performs best when the primary action is easy to identify. Avoid giving multiple buttons equal visual importance unless the campaign truly requires multiple paths.
Supported blocks can reference image or video URLs and can use background imagery where the block provides that setting. Use media that is appropriate for public delivery and remains available for the duration of the campaign.
Always verify that the media URL loads in a normal browser session and does not require a private login.
Several block types use repeated items. The builder supports entering items one per line and uses pipe-separated values where a block needs more than one value per item.
Follow the format shown by the selected block in the interface. Keep repeated items consistent so cards, feature lists, pricing rows, speakers, or other repeated elements display predictably.
The Lead Form block is intended to display form fields as part of a Landing Page. Configure the requested fields to match the campaign purpose and avoid requesting information you do not need.
Before relying on a page for lead collection, publish and test the complete form experience using a test submission.
The Countdown block can use a target date/time. Enter the intended campaign deadline carefully and verify the displayed result before launch, particularly when the campaign is time-sensitive.
Source-confirmed layout choices include:
Not every layout is equally appropriate for every type of content. Preview the block after changing layout so you can judge spacing, hierarchy, and mobile readability.
Source-confirmed style choices include:
Use block styles consistently. Mixing too many unrelated styles on the same page can make the experience feel fragmented.
A useful general-purpose Landing Page structure is:
This is a planning recommendation rather than a required PROS structure. Use the block order that best fits your campaign.
Use Save draft while the page is still being assembled or reviewed. Draft status lets you preserve the page without making it the live published version.
When editing an existing page, use Update to save the current configuration. Verify the intended status before leaving the builder.