Ok, almost ready to pull the trigger, however… I’ve been reading and reading on this site for several hours and it’s not very clear.
How are pages created in Unbounce typically integrated into a website? I need to create an entire website from scratch and have been investigating platforms like Wix, Squarespace, Wordpress and others until I’m blue in the face. Taking a course on Udemy.com about Landing Pages and how to effectively create conversions. Unbounce came highly recommended in that course. From what I learned, I really see the value in Unbounce, but was a little dismayed that it’s designed to create a single page, not a site with navigation.
So, no matter how I create the page, how are marketers typically integrating the landing pages they create into their websites? The website I am creating is for a small business to promote their service of matching elderly people who are retired and want to work part-time with companies willing to hire them. Site will primarily be for lead generation via a form, but I would also like it to have a blog and an about section.
Do Unbounce pages typically become the home pages? Or, just a stand-alone page? If so, what is the URL of that page?
Thanks in advance. Please let me know if you need any clarification. If you read my scenario and have any helpful suggestions, it would be really appreciated. I just finished Marketing in College, we had one class on Internet Marketing where we learned a bit of Dreamweaver, but I’d like to use a more simple solution like Wordpress, Wix or Squarespace. Just really confused on how to integrate the two. Maybe I just create a single landing page with Unbounce for now?
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