Start from a template or nothing, then publish
The builder, plainly. Templates if you want a head start, a blank page if you do not, and a publish button at the end of either route.
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What it does
What it does
Templates or a blank page
You can open something already laid out and change it, or start empty. Neither route needs anyone to write code.
You arrange it by dragging
Sections move by being dragged. What you see while editing is what visitors get when it is published.
Forms are already wired in
A form dropped on a page files straight into your contacts. There is nothing to connect between the page and the CRM.
How it works
How it works
- Pick a template close to what you want, or start with an empty page.
- Drag the sections into order and put your own words in them.
- Add a form or a booking link, so the page has a job to do.
- Publish it, on your own domain.
Worth knowing
Worth knowing
- A builder does not make a page work. What it says and who arrives at it matter far more than how it looks.
- If you already have a website you are happy with, keep it. Embed a form on it instead of rebuilding.
- Pages built here live here. Moving them to a different provider later means rebuilding them.
Related
Related
Building a funnel
A sequence of pages with one goal, rather than a site.
Testing two versions of a page
Running two versions, and reading the result honestly.
Forms and surveys
What to embed on the site you already have.
Build one page
Log in, build a single page with one form on it, and publish it before you plan a whole site.