2.5. Settings

The Settings allow you to manage and customize the basic settings for your landing page.

• Title:

This is the main name of the landing page, appearing on the browser tab and usually serving as the default title for search engines when displaying your landing page in search results.

In the Title section, enter the name of your landing page or your brand name. Choose a concise, memorable title that can include your main keywords to improve SEO.

• Language:

Setting the language for the website helps determine the primary language in which the content on the page will be displayed. This also helps search engines understand the content of the page and display appropriate results for users.

In the Language section, select the primary language of the landing page from the dropdown list. Make sure to choose the correct language, as this can affect SEO and user experience.

• Keywords:

Keywords are the terms you want your landing page to appear for when users search for them on search engines like Google.

In the Keywords section, enter the keywords related to the content and objectives of the landing page. Use commas to separate the keywords. Choose relevant keywords that are not overly competitive to make it easier to rank higher in search results.

• Site Description:

The landing page description is a short paragraph that provides an overview of the content and purpose of the page. This is also the paragraph that appears under your title on search engines.

In the Site Description section, write a brief and engaging description of your landing page. Include primary keywords to optimize for SEO. Keep the length of the description around 150-160 characters to ensure it displays fully in search results.

• Preview:

The Preview feature allows you to see how the URL of your landing page will appear in the browser tab after applying changes. These are options you need to use cautiously, as they can directly affect the accessibility of your landing page.

• Landing Page Status:

This is the area that contains options that can cause significant changes to the status of the landing page.

Publish landing page to all linked domains: This option will publish your landing page on all linked domains. This means that after clicking this button, your landing page will be made public on the internet and can be accessed from any domain you have set up.

Unpublish landing page from all domains: This option will unpublish your landing page, meaning the landing page will no longer be publicly accessible on the internet. Anyone attempting to access your landing page from the linked domains will not be able to view the content.

• Site Image: Landing Page Image

The Favicon is a small icon that appears on the browser tab next to the title of the landing page. It can also appear in the user's bookmark list.

In the Favicon section, you can upload a small icon, usually the logo of the landing page. Make sure the image is the appropriate size, typically 16x16 pixels, 32x32 pixels, or 64x64 pixels. This image helps improve brand recognition and makes your landing page look more professional.

• Social Media Image:

This is the default image that will appear when users share your website on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc. In the Social Image section, select or upload an image that represents your landing page when shared on social media. The image should be large and high quality (typically 1200x630 pixels) to display well on social platforms. This image should include your logo or brand message to enhance brand recognition when shared.

• Custom code

The Custom Code section in the settings of landing page editors typically allows you to add custom code (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) to tailor the appearance and functionality of the page to your specific needs. For example, you can embed components like Zalo chat, Messenger, Phone, Google Maps, or other services into your landing page.