Already sent an email you're happy with? You can turn it into a Landing Page without rebuilding anything - Act-On reuses the same content and design. This is a popular way to archive newsletters or make a one-off email message available to visitors on your website.
Quick Reference (Advanced Users)
- Start from a Draft, a Sent Message, or an Email Template - look for Make Landing Page or Create landing page in the hover/ellipsis menu.
- Legacy emails open in the Legacy Landing Page Composer; Email Composer emails open in the new Landing Page Composer.
- Find your Landing Page URLs under Content > Landing Pages > Details tab (or the Public URLs option for legacy pages).
- You cannot yet start a Landing Page from scratch in the new Landing Page Composer.
This works for emails created in the Email Composer and legacy emails, with a few differences to keep in mind:
- Landing Pages created from Legacy emails are edited with the Legacy Landing Page Composer.
- Landing Pages created from Email Composer emails are edited with the new Landing Page Composer.
- It is not yet possible to create Landing Pages from scratch using the new Landing Page Composer.
Save an Email as a Landing Page
You can create a Landing Page from emails in Drafts, Sent Messages, and also Email Templates.
Draft Email
- Go to Outbound > Drafts and find the email you want.
- Hover over your chosen email and from the dropdown, select Make Landing Page.
- Confirm when prompted.
- A new browser tab opens with the new or Legacy Landing Page Composer, depending on your email choice.
Sent Message
- Go to Outbound > Sent Messages and find the email you want.
- Hover over your chosen email and from the dropdown, select Make Landing Page.
- Choose a name and location and click Change.
- If you selected an email created in the Email Composer, a new browser tab opens with the new Landing Page Composer.
If you selected a legacy email, a confirmation appears. Go to Content > Landing Pages and open your Landing Page to edit in the Legacy Landing Page Composer.
Email Template
- Go to Content > Email Templates and find the email template you want.
- Hover over your chosen email template and from the menu, select Create landing page.
- Choose a name and location (add Tags if you want), and click Create landing page.
- If you selected an email created in the Email Composer, a new browser tab opens with the new Landing Page Composer.
If you selected a legacy email, a confirmation appears. Go to Content > Landing Pages and open your Landing Page to edit in the Legacy Landing Page Composer.
Edit the Landing Page
Depending on your email choice, you edit your new Landing Page in the new or Legacy Landing Page Composer.
New Landing Page Composer
- Settings and Design tabs: See the Landing Page Composer User Guide.
- Report tab: See Using Landing Page Reports.
Legacy Landing Page Composer
Learn more about the Properties, Design, and Review tabs in the Landing Page Composer Overview.
Landing Page URLs
When you have finished editing, access your Landing Page URLs. Also see Landing Page Public URLs.
New Landing Page Composer
- Go to Content > Landing Pages and click your Landing Page title.
- The Details tab contains the Public URLs for your Landing Page.
- Also, if you open your Landing Page to edit, public URLs are in the Settings tab of the new Landing Page Composer:
Legacy Landing Page Composer
- Go to Content > Landing Pages.
- Hover over your legacy Landing Page and from the menu, select Public URLs:
- The Details tab contains the URLs for your Landing Page:
Landing Page Formatting Issues from a Legacy Email?
If you encounter unexpected formatting issues when creating a Landing Page from a legacy email, this may be because the original email's Stationery width was set to Use 100%. If so, uncheck this setting before converting to a Landing Page, as described in the Mobile Responsive Email Design - Legacy Composer article.
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