Landing pages
Create public pages with blocks, a form that captures leads straight into the CRM, campaign and list association, and SEO. All without leaving the CRM.
In Marketing → Landing pages you build public pages using blocks (heading, text, button, image, divider) and, now, a Form block that captures leads straight into the CRM, with a preview alongside.
Start from a template
When you create a new page, pick a ready-made template (lead capture, ebook download, webinar signup, event confirmation) to start from a structure that is already laid out, with heading, text and form. Then just edit the blocks and publish.
A/B test
On the pages list, click "A/B test" and turn it on: Sellio creates two variants (A and B) from the current content, which you edit separately. With A/B on, each visit is served one of the variants (traffic split evenly) and the conversion (form submission) is attributed to the variant served. The panel shows visits, conversions and rate per variant, and marks the winner once there is enough sample. Turning A/B off keeps the numbers for reference and goes back to serving the base content.
Integrated form (native capture)
Add a "Form" block and set the fields (for example name and email, marking the required ones), the button text and the thank-you message. When a visitor submits, Sellio creates the Lead automatically, records the "form submitted" marketing event and, if you configured it, adds the contact to the list and links it to the campaign.
Association and SEO
- Campaign: link the page to a campaign to measure influenced leads.
- Marketing list: anyone who submits the form is automatically added to the chosen list.
- SEO: set the page title and description (meta) for search engines and link previews.
- Give the page a name, build the blocks (including the Form) and check "Published".
- Choose the campaign, the list and fill in SEO if you want.
- Save. Copy the public link (/p/<code>) and share it wherever you like.
- Only published pages are accessible; drafts stay private.
Progressive profiling
When the visitor is already known (your email link carries the contact identifier), the form does NOT ask again for what we already know: those fields go hidden (the submission stays complete) and the person only sees the new questions. Each visit enriches the record without repeating what you already have.
Campaign naming convention: in Settings → Organization you define a pattern (e.g. {type}-{channel}-{yyyymmdd}-{name}) that suggests the name when creating a campaign and warns when a name breaks the pattern.