Page Types in GemPages
GemPages offers several page types, each designed to serve specific purposes. Here’s an overview of the available page types and their key differences:
|
Page Type |
Description |
Key Features |
| Landing Page | Pages designed to achieve a specific goal, such as promoting a product, event, or collecting customer information. | Highly focused on conversions. |
| Home Page | The main page of your online store where customers typically land. Displays products, key information, blog posts, and promotions. | The store’s central hub and first impression. |
| Product Page | Pages showcasing product details. In GemPages, it can display one product or apply to multiple products with the same layout but different content. | Focuses on driving purchases. |
| Collection Page | Pages that group related products, making it easier for customers to explore similar items based on categories, themes, or brands. | Displays multiple products in a grid or list format. |
| Blog Post Page | Pages for publishing articles, news, or informational content to engage customers and boost SEO. | Perfect for sharing insights, updates, or guides. |
| Instant Landing Pages | Lightweight landing pages created outside Shopify to bypass Shopify scripts, resulting in faster loading times. | Optimized for speed and standalone campaigns. |
How to Change Page Type in GemPages
GemPages makes it simple to modify page types while preserving your content and layout.
You can change a page type directly from the GemPages Dashboard or the GemPages Editor. Here’s how:
From the GemPages Dashboard
Step 1: In your GemPages dashboard, find the page you want to modify in the page list.
Step 2: Click the three-dot menu (⋮) on the right-hand side of the selected page and hit the Clone to other page type option from the dropdown menu.
Step 3: Select the new page type and enter the new page title. Once done, click Confirm.
From the GemPages Editor
Step 1: Navigate to the GemPages dashboard and open the page you want to change.
Step 2: In the editor’s top bar, click the three-dot menu (⋮) and hit Clone to other page type option.
Step 3: Select the new page type and enter the new page title.
Step 4: Confirm your action.
