Build and publish a landing page
Create a branded page with your form in English, Bahasa Melayu and Chinese, test variants and publish it at your workspace address.
For: Marketing and sales managersSteps
- Go to MetriReach → Landing pages and select New landing page. Enter a name and a web address (for example raya-promo), pick a template and a published MetriReach form, and optionally a campaign.
- In the builder, add blocks from the left: hero, features, testimonial, form, FAQ, image, call to action and footer. Select a block on the page to edit it on the right; use the arrows to move it or the bin to remove it. On a phone, switch between Blocks, Page and Settings at the top.
- Write each language with the EN, BM and 中文 tabs and tick Publish in BM or 中文 for the languages you want. Empty texts show the English text. Texts are plain: use **bold**, *italic*, [link text](https://…) and lines starting with "- " for lists.
- To fill the page with AI, select Generate page from brief, describe the offer and choose the languages. The content agent writes the hero, features, FAQ, call to action and SEO texts into this variant; review and edit them.
- Upload images in the block settings (PNG, JPEG, WebP or GIF up to 950 KB). Select SEO and A/B settings to set the page title, description, sharing image and the noindex switch.
- To test variants, select Add variant (it copies the current one), change it and set each variant's traffic share. With Pick the winner automatically on, the variant with the clearly better conversion rate (form submissions per view) becomes the winner once each variant has enough views.
- Select Publish. The page is live at your workspace address followed by its web address, and on your custom domain if you have one. Select Publish changes after later edits, or Unpublish to take it down.
Good to know
- Brand colours (on the Landing pages list) and the logo from Settings → Organisation are used on every page.
- Visitors who accepted your website tracking keep seeing the same variant; others get a random variant on each visit. Landing pages set no cookie of their own.
- Visits are counted without identifying anyone. When tracking is on, consented visits to the page also feed segments and the page's campaign.
- Only people with permission can publish; the content agent only drafts.
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