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Landing Pages
Aledamail includes a built-in landing page builder for creating opt-in forms and lead capture pages. Every page gets a public URL, can be connected to a mailing list, and automatically adds subscribers when someone fills out the form.
Creating a landing page
- Go to Audience → Landing Pages in your dashboard.
- Click New Landing Page.
- Give your page a name — this is internal only and not shown publicly.
- Use the drag-and-drop builder to design your page. Add a headline, body text, form, and any other blocks you need.
- Click Save at any point. The page starts as a draft and is not publicly accessible until you publish it.
Adding a form to capture subscribers
Every landing page can include an email capture form. To add one, drag a Form block onto the canvas. The form automatically includes an email field. You can add additional fields for first name, last name, or any custom field.
When someone submits the form, they are added as a subscriber. To choose which list they are added to, click Connect list in the page settings and select your target list.
Publishing your page
When you are happy with your design, click Publish. Your page is immediately live at a public URL in the format mxa.aledamail.com/lp/your-page-slug. You can share this URL anywhere — ads, social media, email signatures, or your website.
To take a page offline, click Unpublish. The page returns to draft status and is no longer publicly accessible.
Custom thank-you message
After someone submits the form, they see a thank-you message. You can customise this in the page settings — change the headline, add a redirect URL to send them to another page, or show a custom HTML block.
Viewing submissions
Go to Audience → Landing Pages and click on a page to see its submission stats — total submissions, conversion rate, and a list of recent subscribers who came through that page. You can also export submissions as a CSV.
SEO and tracking
Each landing page supports a custom meta title, meta description, Google Analytics ID, and Meta Pixel ID. Set these in the Page Settings → SEO & Tracking tab. You can also add custom head code for any other tracking scripts.
Cloning pages
To create a variation of an existing page — for A/B testing or a similar campaign — open the page and click Clone. A copy is created in draft status. Edit the clone and publish it as a separate page.