Funnel Builder Overview: #
AiXios’s Funnel Builder allows you to create landing pages and full sales funnels (series of pages) without coding. Create a new funnel, add a landing page, design it with the drag-and-drop editor, and publish it.
Create a New Funnel: #
In your sub-account, go to Sites > Funnels and click + New Funnel to create a fresh funnel. You might be prompted to either choose a Template or Start from Scratch. Give your funnel a name (e.g., “Facebook Ad Lead Funnel”). If starting blank: Click Add New Step. Enter a page name (like “Landing Page”) and a path/URL slug (like “landing-page”). Choose Page as the step type. You can repeat “Add New Step” for additional pages, such as a “Thank You” page.
Design Your Landing Page: #
Click on the first funnel step to start editing the page, then hit Edit Page. You are now in the funnel page editor which is a drag-and-drop visual builder. Click Add Section to create a full-width section, then Add Row to define column structure, then Add Element to place actual content. Add a Headline: Drag a Headline element into a section and click the text to edit it. Add an Image: Drag an Image element and upload/select an image. Add a Button: Drag a Button element and change its text. In the button settings, set what it does on click. If your goal is lead capture, drag a Form element onto the page and choose the form you created earlier from the dropdown. Customize styling using the right-side settings panel. Save the page and preview it using the Preview button.
Configure Funnel Settings and Publish: #
Click the Settings button. In Funnel Settings, you can set Domain (if you’ve connected a custom domain), Path, SEO Meta Data for each page, and Tracking Codes. If you have multiple steps, ensure any form or button navigation is linked properly. In AiXios, saving a funnel essentially publishes it. Copy the URL of your landing page and test your live page in an incognito window. Share your funnel link as needed and monitor the funnel’s performance via Stats in the funnel view.
