11.1 My Landing Pages

My Landing Pages is the operational management screen for Landing Pages already associated with your AIUNIFY Funnels account.

The application retrieves Landing Pages belonging to the authenticated user, orders them by their most recent update, and presents the management actions needed to continue working with each Landing Page.

Open:

Landing Pages → My Landing Pages

11.2 User-Specific Landing Page Records

The standard My Landing Pages query filters Landing Pages by the authenticated user's ID.

This means the normal listing is designed to show the Landing Pages associated with your account rather than a system-wide list of every Landing Page.

11.3 Landing Page Sort Order

Landing Pages are ordered by their updated_at value in descending order.

Pages that were updated more recently therefore appear before pages whose last update occurred earlier.

This can help you quickly return to Landing Pages that are currently being developed or maintained.

11.4 Pagination

The current controller displays Landing Pages in pages of 12 records.

If your account contains more than 12 qualifying Landing Pages, use the pagination controls below the table to move through additional records.

11.5 Searching by Name

The My Landing Pages screen supports searching the saved Landing Page Name.

When a search value is entered, AIUNIFY Funnels limits the current user's result to Landing Pages whose Name contains the supplied search text.

For efficient campaign management, use descriptive Landing Page names that are easy to locate later.

11.6 Landing Page Management Columns

Column Operational Purpose
Name Identifies the Landing Page and provides a direct link into its Builder.
Template Identifies the associated Template when the relationship is available.
Publish Displays the current saved publishing state as Published or Not publish.
Domain Displays the current generated subdomain or configured custom domain according to the Landing Page's domain mode.
Settings Provides the Setting action for opening Landing Page configuration.
Action Provides Builder, Clone, and Delete operations.

11.7 Opening the Builder from the Name

The Landing Page Name is a direct Builder link.

Selecting the Name is useful when your immediate goal is to edit page content rather than modify operational settings.

11.8 Opening Landing Page Settings

Select Setting when you need to manage the Landing Page's operational configuration.

Settings include the supported controls for:

  1. Publishing.
  2. Domain behavior.
  3. Form submission behavior.
  4. Autoresponder behavior.
  5. Supported mailing integrations.
  6. Fonts.
  7. SEO and social-sharing information.
  8. Payment-success behavior.
  9. Supported custom header and footer code.

These settings are covered in detail in Chapters 21–30.

11.9 Using the Action Menu

Open the Action menu for the Landing Page you want to manage.

Action Use It When
Builder You want to edit the Landing Page's visual content or Thank You Page.
Clone You want to create another Landing Page starting from an existing Landing Page record.
Delete You intend to remove the Landing Page and understand the related Lead-data consequences.

11.10 Builder Versus Setting

Do not confuse the two primary Landing Page workspaces.

Builder Setting
Works with visual page content and design. Works with the Landing Page's operating configuration.
Includes Main Page and Thank You Page editing. Includes publishing, domains, forms, integrations, fonts, SEO, payments, and supported custom code.

11.11 When No Landing Pages Are Available

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

No Landing Page Found

You don't have any Landing Page.

The screen provides a New Landing Page button that returns you to the template-selection workflow.

11.12 Recommended Daily Management Workflow

  1. Open My Landing Pages.
  2. Search for the Landing Page by Name when necessary.
  3. Verify its Publish, Domain, and Template information before taking action.
  4. Open Builder for content changes.
  5. Open Setting for campaign configuration.
  6. After major changes, review the actual public Landing Page rather than relying only on the management table.

Operating principle: Confirm the correct Landing Page first, then choose Builder for content or Setting for operational behavior.

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