Generate your page from a single prompt ⭐

Instead of dragging components one by one, you describe the page in one prompt and a purpose-built agent — the Create Landing Page From Prompt — creates it for you: the page, its components, on-brand copy, and SEO.

This is the quick path — straight from a sentence to a page. The next step shows a more structured route: planning a brief first.

1. Select the agent

In the Chat (or under Agents), select the Create Landing Page From Prompt agent — your facilitator has added it to the workshop environment.

2. Try a prompt

Paste one of these and watch it build. Each notes what to expect.

Core — one per page type

Build a Standard Sage Accounting page for small businesses, free trial.

Expect: it builds the page end to end, fills all content fields plus SEO, and returns an editor URL — no extra questions needed.

Make a Sage Intacct page for nonprofits, book a demo.

Expect: segment-specific pains show up in a feature or FAQ; SEO included.

ABM page pitching Sage Intacct to IKEA, book a demo.

Expect: the account is named in the hero/FAQ; testimonials are never faked as if from IKEA.

More to try

Build a Standard Sage 50 page for small businesses, see pricing.

Create a Sage Intacct page for [your vertical], book a demo.

Standard Sage X3 page for manufacturers, see pricing.

ABM page pitching Sage Intacct to a retailer you know, book a demo.

Push the guardrails — see the agent stay on-brand and honest

Standard Sage X3 page for manufacturers. Make it punchy with "best-in-class" and lots of exclamation marks!!!

Expect: it keeps Sage's tone of voice — drops "best-in-class" and the hype.

Build me a landing page.

Expect: one short round of questions (page type, product, CTA) — it won't invent details or ask your name.

Build a page for Sage Quantum AI.

Expect: it flags that this isn't a real Sage product and lists the real ones.

3. Submit and watch it build

Submit your prompt (Ctrl + Enter). Behind the scenes, the Marketer MCP lets the agent act in SitecoreAI: it creates the page, adds the components, writes on-brand copy, sets SEO metadata, and saves — then returns the page URL. Track progress in Spaces.

4. Now try your own

Experiment — this is the fun part:

• Swap in your assigned segment and a different CTA (free trial / book a demo / see pricing).
• Try an ABM page for a brand you know.
• Try to break it: vague asks, off-brand tone, or fake claims — and watch it ask, refuse, or correct you.

References: Sitecore Marketer MCP server · Understanding agents · Spaces