A website and blog for your business, built from your landing pages

Your landing pages now become a full website with a name, tagline, logo, colour, menu, social links and footer. It has a blog too, and on a custom domain the bare domain opens the site's home page.

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What changed

Until now each landing page stood alone. Now you gather them under one site: set the site name, a short tagline, a logo, an accent colour and the home page, build a menu of up to eight items (a page, the blog, the catalogue or a link), and add social links and a footer note. Every published landing page picks up the site's header, menu and footer.

Website settings: name, tagline, colour and menu

The site has a blog. Write posts in markdown with a cover image and a summary, and choose to publish now or keep a draft. The blog has an RSS feed. With a custom domain connected, the domain itself opens the site's home page and a sitemap is made for search engines.

The blog post list with published posts and a draft

How to use it

  1. Under "Marketing and website", open Website.
  2. Enter the name, tagline, logo and colour, and choose the home page from your landing pages.
  3. Add items under Site menu, and write the text and social links under Footer.
  4. Switch on "The website is live" and press "Save the website".
  5. To write, open Blog, start a new post, and press "Save the post" or "Keep as a draft".

Good to know

  • Until the site is published, its public addresses don't open.
  • Site settings are for the business manager; writing posts is for roles allowed to send campaigns.
  • At least one published landing page is needed for the home page.

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