The Landing Page Analytics displays the number of unique views, clicks, leads, and the percentage of conversion of your landing page. Each number can also be viewed on a graph that will help you analyze the performance of your landing page.

Here's the different sections of the Landing Page Analytics that we want to highlight:

Analytics View

To roster the stats between desktop or mobile view, click the Mobile button if you want see the analytics that were viewed on mobile. 

Page Settings

If you want to edit the settings of your landing page, click the Page Settings button. 

Once you clicked the Page Settings, you have the option to edit the following settings: 

• SEO Settings - This tab will let you set up the Page Name, SEO, and add a Personalized URL. The Personalized URL section lets you select a domain that you just white labeled and the option to set that URL as your home page.

• Notifications - In this tab, you can add your email or the email of your sales person. The emails added here will receive a notification once a there is a lead. 

• Version History - This last tab lets you see all the updates that you have created on your landing page. You also have the option to select the best version of the landing page that you will be using for your campaign.

Remember to always save your Page Settings on every update that you create.

Confirmation Email

If you have successfully set up your Page Settings, the next thing that you need to update is your confirmation email.

If you have successfully set up your Page Settings, the next thing that you need to update is your confirmation email.

You will have a default confirmation email message but you can personalized it using Tokens.

Analytics Period

The Analytics Period lets you view your desired analytics based on the last 30 - 90 days. In some cases that you are looking for a specific period of activity, use the custom range field and add the dates that you want to see. Click the Apply button to display the results.

Split Testing

This feature lets you ensure the most conversion on your landing page by creating multiple pages that will go online. When one of your split test gathers most if the views and conversion, you can set it as the "winner" split test page. This winner page will be used all through out your campaign.

You can create a split test using the original template or by duplicating a control page.

Click Edit Page to start editing the page.

Update your page by changing the different elements found on the left side of the editor. You can change the background color, upload a different background image, or any element of your choice to give a different look and feel of your page. 

Once you are done editing your page, click Save.

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