Short answer
Landing Page Studio in AI Marketing Master builds simple campaign pages from a fixed set of safe blocks: hero, text, image, features, call to action and an enquiry form. You type plain text, choose images from your own media library and publish when ready. Every published version is saved and can be restored. Pages live at an address ending /lp/your-page, and the form sends leads straight to your CRM.
When a separate landing page makes sense
Your home page has to speak to everyone. A landing page speaks to one group about one thing: a summer batch at a coaching centre, a free dental check-up camp you have approved, a new menu for office lunches. Sending ad or social media visitors to a focused page usually makes the next step much clearer than dropping them on the home page.
Many small businesses skip landing pages because their website is hard to edit or every change needs a developer. A simple builder removes that excuse.
The six building blocks
A page can hold up to twelve blocks, in any order you like.
- Hero: the main heading, a short line under it and a button.
- Text: a heading and a few paragraphs.
- Image: one of your own images from the media library, with a short description for screen readers.
- Features: a short list of points, such as what is included.
- Call to action: a heading and a button linking to a secure (https) address, such as your booking page.
- Enquiry form: name, phone, email and message, connected to your CRM.
Why the blocks are fixed and plain text only
The studio does not accept custom code, scripts or pasted HTML. That is deliberate. It keeps every page fast, readable on phones and safe from code that could harm visitors or get the page flagged. It also means anyone on your team can edit a page without breaking it.
Images must come from your media library with known, current usage rights. An image whose rights have expired is no longer shown on the public page.
Draft, publish, restore
- Create a page and edit it as a draft. Visitors cannot see drafts.
- When it is ready, someone with permission to publish clicks Publish. The live page shows that published version.
- Keep editing the draft; the live page only changes when you publish again.
- Each published version is saved. Restore an older version into the draft whenever you need it, then publish.
- Unpublish a page when the campaign ends. Its address then stops showing the page.
Built-in safeguards
Every page includes a small report abuse link, so anyone can tell us about a page that misuses the service. You can also set a page to noindex, for example a page only for an ad campaign that you do not want in search results.
Is it the right tool for you?
It suits businesses that need clean, quick campaign pages and do not want to manage a separate page-building tool. If you need custom designs, animations, your own tracking scripts, A/B tests or a page on your own domain, a full website builder or your developer will serve you better.
What it does not do
- No own domain per landing page; pages live at /lp/your-page.
- No custom code, scripts or tracking tags.
- Fixed blocks and layout; no free-form design.
- Up to twelve blocks per page.
Questions people ask
Can I use my own domain for a landing page?
No. Pages live on the app's address at /lp/your-page. An own domain per landing page is not available.
Can I add a Meta pixel or Google tag to the page?
No. Landing pages do not accept scripts or custom code, including tracking tags. Use links with campaign tags and the CRM's lead source to see where enquiries came from.
Can AI write the page text?
You can ask Milo for draft wording and paste it into the blocks. Keep offers to the ones in your approved business claims.
Can I change colours and fonts?
The layout and style are fixed and simple so pages stay clean and readable. The content of each block is yours.
We only describe what the product really does today. Results depend on your business, your market and many things no tool controls.