7.1 The My Landing Pages Workspace

My Landing Pages is the primary management workspace for Landing Pages already associated with your AIUNIFY Funnels account.

The server retrieves Landing Pages belonging to the authenticated user, so the standard listing is built around the current user's Landing Page records.

You can reach this workspace from:

Landing Pages → My Landing Pages

7.2 Landing Page List Organization

The current Landing Page listing is ordered by updated_at in descending order.

In practical terms, the most recently updated Landing Pages are returned before older updated records.

The controller paginates the list at 12 Landing Pages per page.

7.3 Searching by Landing Page Name

The My Landing Pages workflow supports a search value.

When a search term is supplied, AIUNIFY Funnels filters the current user's Landing Pages where the saved Name contains the search text.

This is especially useful after an account contains many Landing Pages.

For clearer search results, use meaningful Landing Page names when pages are first created.

7.4 Landing Page Table Columns

The confirmed Landing Page listing contains the following operational information:

Column Purpose
Name Identifies the Landing Page. The displayed Landing Page name links to its Builder.
Template Displays the associated template name when one is available. If a template name is unavailable, the interface displays None.
Publish Displays whether the Landing Page is currently shown as Published or Not publish.
Domain Displays the generated subdomain or configured custom domain according to the Landing Page's domain type.
Settings Provides the Setting action for opening the Landing Page Settings workspace.
Action Provides the Landing Page action menu, including Builder, Clone, and Delete.

7.5 Opening a Landing Page in the Builder

The Landing Page Name itself links to the Builder.

The Action menu also contains a separate Builder option.

Both provide a way to continue editing an existing Landing Page.

7.6 Understanding the Template Column

A Landing Page created from the standard creation workflow stores the selected Template identifier.

When the associated Template can be resolved, its name appears in the listing.

If the template relationship does not provide a name, the table displays:

None

The Landing Page itself can still contain its saved page content even when the Template column does not display a template name.

7.7 Understanding the Publish Column

The Publish column reports the Landing Page's current publishing state.

Badge Meaning
Published The Landing Page's saved publish state is enabled.
Not publish The Landing Page's saved publish state is not enabled.

Publishing and the settings that control public availability are covered in later chapters.

7.8 Understanding the Domain Column

AIUNIFY Funnels supports two Landing Page domain modes in the current source:

  1. A generated subdomain.
  2. A configured custom domain.

The Domain column displays the domain corresponding to the Landing Page's saved domain type.

Do not manually assume a different public address when the application already presents the Landing Page's current domain value.

7.9 Opening Landing Page Settings

The Setting badge opens the settings workspace for the selected Landing Page.

Landing Page Settings control important behavior including publishing, domain configuration, form processing, fonts, SEO, payment behavior, and supported custom code.

7.10 Action Menu

The confirmed Action menu contains:

Action Effect
Builder Opens the visual Landing Page editing workspace.
Clone Creates a copy of the Landing Page using the application's clone operation.
Delete Starts the Landing Page deletion operation after a confirmation prompt.

7.11 Delete Confirmation

The listing asks:

Confirm delete?

Deletion should therefore be treated as an intentional record-management action rather than as a navigation action.

The exact deletion behavior and the relationship between a Landing Page and collected Lead data are covered in Chapter 14.

7.12 When No Landing Pages Exist

If the current result contains no Landing Pages, the interface displays:

No Landing Page Found

You don't have any Landing Page.

A New Landing Page button is provided to open the template library.

7.13 Recommended Naming Strategy

Because the Landing Page list can be searched by Name, use names that distinguish pages by campaign, audience, offer, or purpose.

Examples of useful internal naming patterns include:

  1. Campaign name + offer.
  2. Product or service + audience.
  3. Campaign name + test variation.
  4. Event or promotion + date period.

7.14 Recommended Management Workflow

  1. Open My Landing Pages.
  2. Search by Name when necessary.
  3. Confirm the Template, Publish, and Domain information for the correct Landing Page.
  4. Use Builder for page-content changes.
  5. Use Setting for operational configuration.
  6. Use Clone when a new page should begin from an existing Landing Page.
  7. Use Delete only after confirming that the correct Landing Page has been selected.

Operating principle: My Landing Pages is the management index for your existing Landing Pages; Builder changes page content, while Setting controls operational behavior.

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