A landing page is a public web page built around one listing, a development launch or a set of homes, with an enquiry form at its foot. Templates arrive with their sections already laid out, so all you add is the copy, plus a pick of which listings and which agent it features.
Have these ready
- The listings the page will feature, already set up in Raptor Neo with their photos and descriptions.
- If you’re launching a development, the property record itself. See creating a new development with all of its units.
- A logo for the Header section: PNG or JPG, no smaller than 211×42 px.
Make the page
- Open Page Builder from the left-hand menu.
- Click + New Page.
- In the New Page window, choose a template, or Blank.
- Click Create Page.
The editor opens with your page saved as a Draft.
Choosing a starting point
| Start from | Use it when |
|---|---|
| Lumière Residences, Verdana bay or 12 Beach bay | You want a finished layout with every section in place |
| Blank | You’d rather assemble the page yourself, piece by piece |
You can move a template page onto a different template later. What you can’t do is turn a template page into a Blank one, or the reverse: that choice is fixed the moment the page is created.
Point it at your data
- In DATA SOURCES, on the right of the editor, choose the listings the page shows and the agent it presents.
- Fill in the SEO Title, which starts out as the page name, and check the URL, which takes the form pages/ followed by the page name. Neither can be left empty when you publish.
- Click Save. Until you publish, the page stays a Draft that the public can’t see.
Where to find it
Back in the Page Builder list, the page shows with Draft status, and the Related Listing column carries the IDs of the listings it draws on. None of it is public yet.
From here, edit its sections, then publish it and watch how it performs.
