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Add Landing Page Hosting Domain

1. Feature Overview

The Website and Landing Page Domain settings allow you to associate your business/brand domains (and sub-domains) with your LeadSquared account. We track website visits on these domains and post them as activities against your leads. In addition, you can also host Portals and Landing Pages built with LeadSquared on sub-domains created under your main domains.

Note: To add multiple domains to your LeadSquared account, see Configuring Multiple Domains in LeadSquared.

 

2. Prerequisites

 

3. Adding Landing Page Sub-Domains

The default domain to host LeadSquared landing pages is <yourdomainname>.viewpage.co.
viewpage.co is a domain name owned by LeadSquared.

Alternatively, you can host landing pages created using LeadSquared on your own sub-domain. For example, page.yourdomainname.com –

3.1 Add a CNAME Record in Your DNS

First, add a CNAME record in the Domain Name System (DNS) server where your website is hosted (GoDaddy, Hostgator, Bluehost, etc.).
The CNAME record must point your landing page sub-domain (e.g., page.yourdomainname.com) to cloud.viewpage.co. Your service provider will have documentation available on this. Here are some docs of popular hosting providers

Note: The settings in your DNS may take up to 48 hours to reflect.

3.2 Configure the new sub-domain on LeadSquared

Once the DNS settings take effect, go to your LeadSquared account and –

  1. Add a new website domain as described in the previous section.
  2. Next, click Create to add a new domain.
  3. Under purpose, click Landing Page Hosting.
  4. From the drop-down, select the domain added in step 1.
  5. Enter the sub-domain name.
  6. Click Save.

add new landing page domain

Your landing page is now live. You’ll see a green tick green tick alongside the sub-domain.

landing page verification

You can add multiple landing page sub-domains across your primary domains. To mark a sub-domain as primary, hover your cursor over the settings  icon, then click Set as Primary.

 

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Tracking Landing Page Submission on same Page in Google Analytics and Facebook

1. Feature Overview

LeadSquared offers you to track the visitor trend on the same Landing Page by using conversion scripts. If you want to track form submissions using Google conversion script and Facebook conversion pixel code by redirecting a visitor to a Thank You page, then click here for help.

This article explains the process of tracking form submissions using Google conversion script and Facebook conversion pixel code, without redirecting a visitor to another page.

 

2. Prerequisites

  • Obtain the conversion script from your Google Analytics account (click here for help).
  • Obtain conversion pixel from Facebook (click here for help).
  • You must complete steps 1 and 2 of creating a landing page.

 

3. Procedure

3.1 Add Google Conversion Script to a Landing Page

  1. In Step 4 of the Landing Page builder scroll down the Embed JavaScript section. Paste the Google Conversion Script in Inside Head tab.
  2. Replace the nine digit value in ‘conversion_id’ with your Id in below-mentioned script.
  3. Replace the value in ‘conversion label’ with your conversion label value and click Next to proceed.

Download Google Conversion Script

Tracking Landing Page Submission on same Page 1

 

3.2 Add Facebook Conversion Pixel to a Landing Page

  1. In Step 4 of the Landing Page builder scroll down the Embed JavaScript section. Paste below mentioned Facebook Conversion Pixel in the Inside Head tab.
  2. Replace the nine digit value in ‘conversion_id’ with your Id in below-mentioned script.
  3. Replace the value in ‘conversion value’ with your conversion label value
  4. Replace the variable in ‘conversion currency’ with your currency value and click on Next to proceed .

Download Facebook Conversion Pixel

Tracking Landing Page Submission on same Page 2

References https://developers.facebook.com/docs/ads-for-websites/conversion-pixel-code-migration

 

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‘Star’ your Leads

1. Feature Overview

The Star feature allows you to mark important leads from the Manage Leads page for quick access later.

When you star a lead, it is automatically added to the Starred Leads List, available under the Manage Lists page.

This feature helps you temporarily group and track leads without modifying lead data or creating manual lists. The Starred Leads List is automatically maintained based on your actions.

 

2. Use Case

You can use the Star feature to manage leads that require focused attention.

For example:

  • Star leads that require follow-up.
  • Access them collectively from the Starred Leads List.
  • After completing the required action, un-star the lead to remove it from the list.

This allows you to maintain a dynamic working list without creating additional manual filters or static lists

 

3. How to Star Your Leads

  • Select one or more leads on the Manage Leads page.
  • Click the Star option to mark them.
  • Starred leads are automatically added to the Starred Leads List.
    • Navigate to Lead Management>Lists>Starred Leads.
  • If you un-star a lead, it is automatically removed from the list.
  • The list updates in real time based on your actions.

You can star individual leads or multiple leads in bulk.

Note:

  • User-Specific Setting:
    Starring a lead is personal to the logged-in user. If you star a lead, it will appear as starred only in your account. Other users will not see the lead marked as starred in their login, even if they have access to the same lead.
  • Automatic List Management:
    The Starred Leads List is system-generated. You cannot manually add or remove leads from this list except by starring or un-starring them from the Manage Leads page.
  • No Impact on Lead Data:
    Starring a lead does not modify any lead fields or properties. It functions only as a visual and organizational marker.

how to star leads

 

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