Web Content

Owned by Former user (Deleted)
Last updated: Aug 01, 2013
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The Web Content tool allows you to build landing pages hosted on our domain.  For example, you could use the Web Content tool to create a "More Information" landing page for links inserted into an email campaign.  You could also build a Thank You page with the Web Content tool, then send people to this screen after they opt-in with the Sign Up form.

Create New Web Content

  1. Click Tools, then click Web Content
  2. Click the Add button in the toolbar
  3. Update the following options
    1. Status: 
      1. Active = live and published
      2. Pause = not live, waiting to be published
      3. Deleted = no longer active
    2. File Extension: file format (HTML for normal web pages)
    3. Display Template: Email Template where your web content will be displayed (created with the Template Editor tool)
    4. Name: For internal reference
    5. URL for Paused Site: Enter a URL where you will be able to view the site when paused
    6. Permalink: URL automatically generated on save where the web content will be stored and displayed when Active
    7. Time Limit: Can limit the length of time that the web content is viewable by the public
  4. Create the web content in the message editor or paste HTML code into the Source code
  5. Click Save
  6. Click Preview to view the page
    1. If you are signed into your account, you will be able to view the web content even if it is not active.  It will only appear if you are signed into the account, not to the public.

Publish Web Content

  1. Click Tools, then click Web Content
  2. Click the  Publish button in the toolbar
  3. Confirm that you would like to publish

Share Web Content on Social Platforms

  1. Click Tools, then click Web Content
  2. Select a previously created web content
  3. Click the Tweet, Facebook, or Add This icon in the toolbar
  4. Share the link. You may need to log in to your account before sharing

Check if Web Content is Live

  1. Click Tools, then click Web Content
  2. On this grid, look at the column to the right calledStatus
  3. If it is Active, it's live and published. If it is Paused, it's not viewable to the public