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If a page already lives on your own website, such as a Webflow or WordPress page, you don’t have to rebuild it in allGood. Register its address as an external landing page, and campaigns and motions can point at it like any other page. The registered page is just an address plus a short description. allGood doesn’t host it, build it or change it.

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Register a page

Ask Mary to register your page. Give her the page’s full address, starting with https://, a title, and a short description of what the page is. She saves it, and it appears in Content with the other pages. The page’s Summary shows its title, its address, and an Open button that opens the address. The panel on the right lists its versions and has a Publish button.
The Summary of an external landing page, showing its title, its address with an Open button, and a versions panel with a Publish button

An external landing page shows its address and an Open button

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What allGood does with it

  • Other assets can point at it. An email, motion or page that uses the registered page links to its address.
  • Changing the address moves every link. If you register a new address for the page and publish it, everything pointing at the page now uses the new address.
  • It’s live already. Publishing it doesn’t put anything online. It only decides which address is in use.

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What allGood can’t do

  • It can’t change the page. The words, design and form on the page are managed on your own site.
  • Retiring it doesn’t take the page down. Taking it out of allGood only ends allGood’s use of the address. The page stays up on your site until you remove it there.
  • Forms still need to be connected. A form on your own site needs allGood’s install code to capture submissions. See Adding a form to a page.
When this works, the page shows in Content, and you can choose it as the destination for a campaign or motion.