A landing page is a simple, focused website designed to guide visitors toward one goal—such as buying a product, signing up, contacting you, registering for an event, or downloading something. Unlike a regular multi-page website, a landing page is built for seamless scrolling and typically doesn’t use a navigation menu, so visitors stay focused on your message and call-to-action.
Landing pages are commonly used to:
You can create a landing page in either of these ways:
This adjusts your site into a landing-page format with smooth scrolling and no standard navigation menu.
Once your site is set as a landing page, editing works like any other website - your main focus is arranging sections in a clear flow:
Update your main message so visitors immediately understand what you offer and why they should act.
On your homepage section, click Edit and choose a Call to Action that matches your goal (for example: buttons, a video pop-up, newsletter signup, or contact-related actions).
You can add quick-access header buttons such as phone, email, location, and social icons, then arrange their order.On mobile devices, if you add multiple icons, they appear in a neat dropdown so the header stays clean.
Even in a landing page, you can add sections such as About, Services, Donations, Forms, and more—then hide or remove anything that isn’t relevant to your campaign.
Floating contact buttons can help increase conversions by keeping a quick contact option visible as visitors scroll.
Note:
A landing page is a standalone site format. Availability may depend on your account setup, and publishing a landing page typically requires connecting it to a domain.