Pages & CTAs
How pages work on Content Hub, how they are distributed, and how to attach the right call-to-action.
How pages work
A page is a self-contained landing page with its own URL, content and call-to-action. You build it once; the network decides where it appears.
Creating a page
- Go to Content → New Page in your dashboard.
- Give the page a title and slug — the slug becomes the URL path.
- Add your content blocks: headline, body, image, form or CTA.
- Check the preview, then publish.
Assigning CTAs
Each page can carry one primary CTA. The table below shows what each type captures.
| CTA type | Captures | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Button link | A click-through, tracked | Booking, checkout, external offer |
| Click-to-call | A tracked phone call | Local services, brokers |
| Inline form | Name, email, phone | Quote requests, lead magnets |
| Image banner | A click on the banner | Promotions, seasonal offers |
What we handle for you
- Hosting, HTTPS and a fast CDN — no infrastructure to manage
- Domain placement and traffic routing across the network
- Sitemaps, robots and structured data for every page
- Lead storage, deduplication and delivery
Changing a page's slug breaks its historySlugs are part of the public URL. If you must change one, set up a redirect so existing rankings and links are preserved.
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Best practices
- One clear offer and one CTA per page.
- Keep the headline specific — the offer, not the brand.
- Put the form above the fold on mobile.
- Test two headlines before scaling spend.