Building Landing Pages

Landing pages collect signups and add each response directly to your Database as a new contact. This article walks through creating a landing page, configuring its fields, and managing it from the Growth dashboard.

To create a landing page, click Growth in your toolbar, then select Create Landing Page.

You will be taken to the Create New Landing Page screen.

Returning Experience

If this is your first landing page, you will land on an empty space, where the Create Landing Page button is the only option on the page.

First Time Use

You are responsible for completing the following fields:

  • Landing Page Name: unique or descriptive name
  • Source: referring source for the landing page URL you are creating (usually the name of the event, publication or website from where the signups will be coming)
  • Redirect URL: URL you want users to see once info submitted (typically your homepage) 

The Landing Page URL field is automatically populated using the Landing Page Name by default.  You may change this value before creating the page.

Landing pages hosted on Oomiji will begin with https://oomijiapp.com/acquire/(...) and you can add any unique string after that.

When a visitor completes and submits the form on your landing page, their responses are automatically added as a contact record in your Database. The fields that appear in that record depend on the questions you include in your form (see Styling Landing Pages).

Landing pages are one of several ways contacts enter your Database. (To add contacts in bulk from an existing file, see Importing Contacts into the Database.)

Note: When toggled on, the feature Send Notification to Admin on Submit will email the admin email address on file, every single time a user completes and submits your form. Great for time-sensitive items, but it can be overwhelming for your inbox. 

After completing the required fields, style the landing page as needed within the drag and drop editor. See ​​ Styling Landing Pages for a complete breakdown of styling guidelines and constraints.

To finalize creation:

  • Click Create New Landing Page in the upper-right corner
  • The page will refresh and display a success message
  • The button will change to Update Landing Page
  • A Copy HTML button will appear

Your landing page is now live and collecting responses. Each submission automatically creates a contact record in your Database, and you can track signups over time from the Growth dashboard. Once you have a design you like, you can copy it and adjust the name, source, and URL for a different campaign rather than starting from scratch each time.

Managing Your Landing Page

Once a landing page has been created, you can manage it from the Growth dashboard/ by clicking Growth. Click the three-dot menu (⋯) in the upper-right corner of any landing page card to access the following options:

  • View: Opens the live landing page in a new tab so you can see what visitors will see.
  • Details: Opens the landing page's performance view, where you can see success rate, total starts, total completions, a signup chart, a field-by-field completions breakdown, and a list of contacts who signed up through that page. For a full walkthrough, see Viewing Landing Page Performance in the Growth Dashboard. This option appears once the landing page has received its first submission.
  • Edit: Opens the landing page in the editor, where you can update fields, styling, or the redirect URL.
  • Copy: Creates a duplicate of the landing page. Use this when you want to reuse a design for a different campaign or source. The copy will need its own unique Landing Page Name and URL.
  • Import: Brings you to Import Contacts screen 
  • Delete: Removes the landing page permanently. This option is only available when the landing page has received no submissions. If the page has any signups, the delete option will not appear.
Details Option Available
Delete Option Visible

Use these options to keep your landing pages current as campaigns evolve. Copying an existing page is the fastest way to launch a new campaign without rebuilding from scratch.

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