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How to disable a landing page

If your campaign is complete and you want to turn off your landing page, then have a read of this.

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Written by James Dodd
Updated over 2 years ago

Turning a landing page off can be an easy process or a complex process, it all depends on what you need to happen. This guide will run through the different options available to you and explain what the outcomes are for each.

PLEASE NOTE: Some sections of this guide require an understanding of HTML and JavaScript. If you require further assistance we can be commissioned to do this whole work for you!!

Getting Started

First, you'll need to head to your campaign, and click the landing page tab.

Deleting the LP

If you click the delete icon (trash can) for your Landing Page this will delete the LP, which will take it offline. Please Note: This will delete the LP and it cannot be undone.

Anyone visiting the site will either see a 404 (if this was a page in a sub folder) or another error page. No leads will be collected.

JavaScript Redirect

If you're wanting to keep your traffic, but redirect them to another URL, then this option is for you.

Edit your site, head to Assets, JavaScript

Add the following code

window.location.replace("http://www.domain.com");

Replace http://www.domain.com with the URL you want the traffic to go to.

Publish your site.

πŸŽ‰ Now all traffic will be redirected and retained!

Changing Your LP Domain

If you still want to keep hold of the LP to turn it again later, temporarily changing the URL is your best option.

Edit the LP, and click Edit Landing Page on the next page.

Here you can change the Domain to another you have, or even change to your databowlpages.com link which will mean your old URL will no longer be accessible.

Anyone visiting the site will either see a 404 (if this was a page in a sub folder) or another error page. No leads will be collected.

Changing Your LP URL

On your publish page, you can enter an optional path, here you can either edit or add something that will change your URL.

Anyone visiting the site will either see a 404 (if this was a page in a sub folder) or another error page. No leads will be collected.


πŸš€ Need More assistance?

If you're stuck or if this isn't something you or your team is comfortable with, then please open a new chat/ticket (chat icon in the bottom right of the screen) or email support@databowl.com.

We're here to assist with any questions you have, and if required we can quote on actioning work like this for as part of our Marketing Services.

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