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Create & Publish a Web Page

A web page is a page of your site that anyone can see once it is online: a sales page, a sign-up page, a thank-you page, or any other page you want to share.

Create a page​

  1. Go to Web pages in your dashboard and click Create page.
  2. Give your page a name: click Untitled page at the top of the editor and type over it. This name helps you find the page in your dashboard. It is also the title shown in Google and in the browser tab, until you set an SEO title.
  3. Build your content with blocks. Type / to open the block menu. See the block reference for the full list.

The editor saves your work automatically as you type.

To create a sales page, you have two options. When you create a product, TinyPages prepares its sales page as a draft: on the product's page, click Edit sales page (or Create a sales page if it doesn't have one). You can also create it here like any web page and add a Product block. Either way, it counts toward the 10 web pages of the free plan. To have the AI write it for you, see AI product launch.

Note

The free plan includes up to 10 web pages. Every page in your list counts, drafts and sales pages included, as well as the pages that came with your account, like your home page. Once you have 10, clicking Create page suggests switching to the Pro plan, which has no limit.

Publish a page​

  1. Click Publish in the top-right corner.
  2. Choose the URL path: the end of your page's address, after your domain (e.g., yourname.com/my-offer).
  3. Confirm. The page is online right away.
Note

These addresses are reserved by TinyPages and can't be used: blog, checkout, forms, login, students, system and unsubscribe. An address already used by another of your published pages, or by one of your links, is refused too.

Know the status of each page​

Your list of pages shows a colored dot just before each page name. It answers two questions at a glance: can visitors reach this page, and are they seeing your latest version?

IndicatorWhat it means
Gray dotDraft. The page exists for you only, nobody can open it yet.
Green dotOnline. Visitors see the page exactly as you built it.
Yellow dotUnpublished changes. The page is online, but you have edited it since, so visitors still see the previous version. Open the page and click Update to put your changes online.

Hold your mouse over a dot to read its meaning without leaving the list.

Visit stats for a page​

To see how many times a page has been viewed, look at the Views column in your list of pages. Click the number to open the detailed stats for that page. You can also open them from the page menu (⋮) with Open analytics.

For your whole site at once, click the icon at the top right of Web pages.

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