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Configuring Page Settings

The Page Settings allow you to configure important aspects of an individual landing page.

Updated over 2 months ago

The Page Settings allow you to configure important aspects of an individual landing page within your campaign, such as its name, URL, search engine optimization (SEO), and custom code.

Accessing Page Settings

You can access the Page Settings from the page editor.

  1. Open the specific page you want to edit the settings for in the page editor.

  2. Click on the cog (options) icon in the top right corner.

  3. This will open the Settings modal window.

The Settings modal has several sections you can navigate through on the left sidebar: General, SEO, Open Graph, and Custom Code.

General Settings

This section contains basic information and publishing controls for your page.

  • Page Name: You can set or change the internal name for your page here.

  • URL Slug: This is the URL that uniquely identifies your page. The full URL will be shown here, but you can only edit the unique page address โ€” for example, in https://docs-1-4.lpilift.com/draft-1/[slug], you can only modify the draft-1 part. If your page is an ABM template, the [slug] will be automatically generated based on the [slug] variable you upload through Clay or a CSV file. If itโ€™s a standalone page, the URL will simply be https://docs-1-4.lpilift.com/draft-1/ and no [slug] will be added.

  • Publish Page: There is a toggle switch to publish your page.

SEO Settings

This section allows you to optimize your page for search engines.

  • Preview: A preview area shows how your page might appear in search results, displaying the URL, title, and description.

  • SEO Title: Enter the title that will appear in search engine results and browser tabs for your page.

  • Meta Description: Enter a brief description of your page content that may appear under the title in search results.

  • Sitemap Indexing: There is a toggle switch for Sitemap Indexing. Turning this on includes your page in the sitemap, helping search engines find it.

  • Following the Link: There is a toggle switch for Following the Link. This controls whether search engines should follow links on this page.

Open Graph Settings

This section allows you to control how your page appears when shared on social media and other platforms that use Open Graph data.

  • Preview: A preview area shows how your page might look when shared.

  • Open Graph Title: Enter the title that will be used when your page is shared.

  • Open Graph Description: Enter the description that will be used when your page is shared.

  • Open Graph Image: You can Upload or Remove Image to set a specific image that will be displayed when your page is shared.

Custom Code Settings

This section is for adding custom code snippets to your page.

  • Custom CSS in the tag: A text area where you can add custom CSS that will be placed within the <head> section of your page's HTML. There is a Clear button to remove the code.

  • Custom JavaScript in the tag: A text area where you can add custom JavaScript that will be placed within the <head> section of your page's HTML. There is a Clear button to remove the code.

  • Custom code at start of the tag: A text area where you can add custom code that will be placed at the beginning of the <body> section of your page's HTML. There is a Clear button to remove the code.

  • Custom code at the end of the tag: A text area where you can add custom code that will be placed at the end of the <body> section of your page's HTML. There is a Clear button to remove the code.

After making changes in any of the settings sections, remember to click Save Changes to apply them or Cancel to discard them.

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