Step 12 of 26

Create your page

In the site tree there's a page named after you. Find it, then create your landing page as a sub-page under it — so everyone's pages stay organized.

Confirm the page to build under and your assigned campaign:

  • Kirsty MountneyCreate your sub-page under the Kirsty Mountney page — Sage Intacct – Software / SaaS
  • Kallum CampbellCreate your sub-page under the Kallum Campbell page — Sage Intacct – Nonprofit
  • Gary PriceCreate your sub-page under the Gary Price page — Sage Intacct – Construction & Real Estate
  • Joe LittleCreate your sub-page under the Joe Little page — Sage Intacct – Healthcare
  • Michael BaileyCreate your sub-page under the Michael Bailey page — Sage Intacct – Professional Services
  • Jonny SandsCreate your sub-page under the Jonny Sands page — Sage Intacct – Financial Services
  • Lauren SheldonCreate your sub-page under the Lauren Sheldon page — Sage Intacct – Hospitality
  • Loyce DiasCreate your sub-page under the Loyce Dias page — Sage Intacct – Wholesale Distribution
  • John BanksCreate your sub-page under the John Banks page — Sage Intacct – Software / SaaS
  • Chris CherryCreate your sub-page under the Chris Cherry page — Sage Intacct – Nonprofit
  • Chronis PontikisCreate your sub-page under the Chronis Pontikis page — Sage Intacct – Construction & Real Estate
  • Sidd ArulCreate your sub-page under the Sidd Arul page — Sage Intacct – Healthcare

Create the page

  1. In the Page builder, on the Pages tab, open the site tree.
  2. Use the tree search to find the page with your name.
  3. Select your name's page, then create a new sub-page under it from the Landing page design.
  4. Name the sub-page for your segment — e.g. Sage Intacct – Healthcare.

Note

The Landing page design already includes the shared header and footer (partial designs), so you can focus on the body — the components and the copy.

Tip

Building under your own page keeps it separate from everyone else's, and its content datasource items will live in a Data folder beneath your page.

References: Creating webpages · Managing the site tree