How To Create Landing Pages As Easy As 123
- 12. Click on the image to PLAY and see the entire landing page.
- 16. Go to your favorite browser.
- 18. What Hootsuite says about UNBOUNCE?
- 19. Click on SIGN UP.
- 20. 3 Membership Plans to choose from.
- 21. Try Unbounce Free for 30 Days.
- 22. Let’s sign up for the 30-DAY FREE TRIAL.
- 24. Type in your first name.
- 25. Type in your last name.
- 26. Type in your email address.
- 27. Type in your password.
- 28. Click on Go to Billing Info
- 29. Type in the card holder’s name.
- 30. Type in Company name.
- 31. Type in your phone number.
- 32. Type in your address.
- 33. Type in your City.
- 34. Type in your State/Province.
- 35. Type in your Zip/Postal Code.
- 36. Select the country where you reside.
- 37. Type in your credit card number.
- 38. Type in your cc’s expiry date.
- 39. Type in your cc’s security code.
- 40. Check this if you have a coupon.
- 41. Click button to start 30 day trial.
- 42. Click on create a new page button.
- 43. Browse through available categories.
- 44. From the Event category, I chose Mint.
- 45. Type in the name of your page.
- 46. Click on Start with this Template.
- 47. Wait for the Page Builder to load.
- 48. This is your work area.
- 49. This is the HEADER.
- 50. Double-click to edit and type in the editor.
- 51. This is the TOOLBAR.
- 52. Click icon to add an image.
- 53. Choose your files to be uploaded and click upload.
- 54. Click on the uploaded file and click choose button.
- 55. Drag and resize the image to fit the header.
- 56. Change background color here.
- 57. You can also use a video as a header.
- 58. Now type in the Event’s Title, Date & Venue.
- 59. Click here to change background image.
- 60. Upload the background image and click choose.
- 61. Here’s the chosen background image.
- 62. This is the form CONFIRMATION. Click this and paste the URL.
- 63. Type in other important details for the event.
- 64. Upload images of the hosts of the event.
- 65. Click on edit mask to resize image.
- 66. Click done when satisfied with how the image appears.
- 67. It’s also a good practice to fill in image properties and click action.
- 68. Choose to open on same tab or new window, etc.
- 69. Take time to also fill-in title and meta data.
- 70. For additional images, I used Canva.
- 71. Tadaa! Aren’t my other 3 graphics amazing?
- 72. Also, take notice that I use the same color palette for a more cohesive look.
- 73. Click here to see all your page’s contents.
- 74. Click the eye icon to hide or make a content visible.
- 75. I clicked this and the content disappeared.
- 76. Ready to make your page responsive?
- 77. Unbounce is totally equipped with that.
- 78. Click continue.
- 79. Click on Mobile to see how page appears on Mobile.
- 80. Encircled text and images need to fit on mobile screen.
- 81. Just drug and resize contents accordingly.
- 82. Run through all contents that need to be resized. Drag and resize as needed.
- 83. Drag this to shorten or lengthen the box.
- 84. Click Save Changes when done.
- 85. Click this to Preview how the page appears on Desktop.
- 86. Click this to Preview how the page appears on Mobile.
- 87. Make sure to always preview pages both on mobile and desktop.
- 88. When done, click this to publish your page.
- 89. If you have a PAID Unbounce account, you can change the page url.
- 90. Click this to change the URL. But if you only have a free Unbounce account, there’s no option to do so.
- 91. Before you launch the campaign, make sure to preview your page once again.
- 92. Click this to Preview how the page appears both on Desktop and Mobile.
- 93. If all is good, go ahead and click Publish Now.
- 94. Once you run the campaign, you can see how many visitors, conversions and rate your page has.
- 95. What to know your campaign’s leads? View it here.
- 96. If you want an email copy, click here to generate a CSV. It will be in Excel form.
- 97. Need to change something in your page?
- 98. Don’t fret, you can always edit your page here anytime.
- 99. Let me show you how this landing page looks on desktop.
- 100. Here’s how it looks on mobile.