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Can I create a campaign landing page, edit its content, and connect it to calls and online scheduling?

Build a service landing page with a path to the next booking

Yes. The Funnels workspace creates landing pages from a supported structured template. Set the business and services, generate and edit service-specific content, adjust colors and hero media, and connect a scheduling widget. Publish the page, link the campaign, and use the configured tracking to follow inquiries into Nexus.

Build a service landing page with a path to the next booking

  1. Create the funnel from the business and service context

    Open Marketing → Funnels, start a funnel, enter the business settings, and select the supported template. Choose the supported Fieldstone layout. Define the services and campaign context that should shape the page.

  2. Review and edit the service content

    Open the content hierarchy for the service or keyword. Review the generated wording and edit the relevant content fields and image slots. Regenerate a selected section when useful, then check the actual service claims, prices, and promises before saving.

  3. Customize the appearance and media

    Choose a color palette or generate one from the company logo. Use the appearance editor to select the hero presentation and upload your image or video; a hero video needs a poster image. Preview the page as its content and presentation change.

  4. Choose how visitors contact or schedule with you

    Set the page contact details and select a saved Web Appointments widget for scheduling. The preview and published template use that saved widget configuration. Use a tracking number when calls need to stay associated with the funnel.

  5. Save, publish, and connect the domain

    Save the content and appearance, then publish when the page is ready. Use its Nexus-hosted address or attach an available verified custom domain. The Domains workspace shows the DNS and activation status for a custom address.

  6. Link the advertising campaign and follow results

    Attach the appropriate Google or Meta campaign in Funnels. Check that the live page, call action, scheduling widget, and conversion setup match the campaign. Lead-capture and booking events can carry available campaign and click information into Nexus attribution.

One page can present service-specific content

The dynamic-content hierarchy organizes service and keyword variations. You can review individual variations instead of forcing every ad visitor to read one generic service message.

Structured editing has defined choices

The current builder edits a supported template, content slots, presentation, and media. Its workflow does not promise an unrestricted blank-canvas website editor or an unlimited template library.

Calls, leads, and bookings connect to real records

Funnel tracking and lead-capture services retain available campaign and visitor information. A working contact or scheduling action is part of publishing a useful landing page, alongside the copy and layout.

Before you get started

Questions about this workflow

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Add and verify it in Domains, complete the displayed DNS requirements, then attach it to the funnel. Ownership, routing, and certificate activation must be ready before relying on the address.

Can the landing page include online scheduling?

Yes. Select a saved Web Appointments widget in the editor. Its saved services, availability, and booking settings control the scheduling experience.

Can I change the generated copy?

Yes. The editor exposes service and keyword content for editing and selected-section regeneration. Review the result before saving and publishing.

Can I create any layout from a blank page?

Use the supported Fieldstone template and edit its structured content, appearance, and media. Review those controls against the layout your campaign needs.

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