| Page Templates, as a section of the application, is where all of the landing page templates are stored. You can choose from many different professionally designed landing page templates. This article will provide an overview of features for the Page Templates section of SharpSpring.
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Understanding Single Pages and Funnels
When creating a landing page, you can choose to create a single landing page, or a funnel template.
A funnel is a sequence or series of multiple landing pages, whereas a single page is one standalone landing page.
As an example, consider that a funnel would be two landing pages. One page in the funnel is an event sign-up page, and the other is a page thanking the user for signing up.
Creating Pages Using Templates
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There are several landing page templates available. To create a landing page using a template, do the following:
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Note: You can only create a blog from the the Make a Blog template category.
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Important: The funnel domain cannot be changed after creating the funnel.
In order to change the funnel domain, you will need to make a copy of your landing page. When doing so, you will be prompted for a new funnel domain. |
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Regarding Page Creation
When creating pages in SharpSpring, be aware of the following:
- You must use the available templates. Currently, you cannot create custom landing page templates in SharpSpring. Only the available templates are available for use when creating landing pages.
- Templates can be used multiple times. Once you create a landing page from a template, you can then create another separate page from the same template.
- You will need to configure every page. Additional pages in funnels will need to be manually configured to have the same design as the primary page in a funnel.
For more information on configuring pages and funnels, refer to Creating and Editing Landing Pages.