Landing pages
A page of your own at /p/…, built with the same blocks as a newsletter, with a sign-up form on it.
EmailEmail → Landing pages. The body is the newsletter designer — the same blocks, the same templates, the same saved sections — so a campaign’s email and the page it links to can be made to match without laying anything out twice. Under it goes a sign-up form: whoever fills it in becomes a contact, subscribed, with the tags you name, which means a segment on that tag is the page’s own list from the first day.
The address is yours to pick: a couple of words, letters, numbers and dashes. It is unique across every workspace because the path is, so a taken address says so rather than quietly overwriting somebody. A page is not served at all while it is a draft, so nothing half-written is ever public — and unpublishing makes the address a not-found again.
Set the title, description and preview image so a link shared on WhatsApp or Facebook looks like something. Views and sign-ups are counted on the server, not in the browser, so an ad blocker does not make a busy page look empty; the list shows the rate between them, which is the number worth watching.
- Email → Landing pages → New page.
- Pick the address, write the page, set the form’s wording and its tags.
- Publish, then link it from an email, a bio, or an ad.
- Segment on the tag to email the people it brought in.