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Website — publish your landing pages (2026-10-01)

Marketing → Website gives your company a public site at sites.almas.cloud/your-address, made of the landing pages you approve.

Your address. The page suggests one from your workspace name. Keep it or type your own (3–40 lowercase letters, digits or dashes) and click Save address. If you never save one, the suggestion is used the first time you publish. Changing it later breaks the links you already shared, so pick it once. The Country field tells ALMAS how to read local phone numbers typed in your forms (Brazil by default).

Write a page. Click Create Website project (the next time it says Open Website project): it opens the Website campaign on its Creatives tab. Click + Creative, pick the role Landing page — the starter page already holds the two building blocks:

  • Lead form ({{lead_form}} in the merge-field menu) — your campaign's lead form, with the consent box and, when the form asks for a phone, a "I agree to receive messages on WhatsApp" box. Ticking it is the recorded WhatsApp opt-in.
  • WhatsApp chat link ({{whatsapp_url}}) — a click-to-chat link to your WhatsApp Business number once it is connected.

A landing page is public, so it cannot use a recipient's name or the unsubscribe link, and any script in it is removed when the page goes live.

Approve, then publish. Only an approved version can be published. Click the globe on the creative's row: the first page you publish becomes your site's home page; the Live v1 badge opens it. If you edit the page later, the public page keeps the approved version — the row shows Newer draft not live — until you approve the new version and click the globe again. The eye-with-a-line button takes the page off the site. Pages from any campaign can be published, not only from the Website project; if a name is already taken you are offered Replace it.

See what it brings. Marketing → Website lists every published page with its link and its funnel: views, unique visitors, form submissions, leads and the conversion (leads ÷ visitors). The campaign's Results tab shows the same numbers for its own pages, and the dashboard has a Page views card. A person who already exists as a contact is recognised by email or phone, and the lead's owner is told it is a returning contact.

Who filled the form. The campaign's Leads tab shows each lead's email, phone and whether they opted in to WhatsApp. Open a lead and its page shows a Lead contact card: name, email, phone, the other answers of the form, the consent they agreed to and when, and their email / WhatsApp opt-in.

Ask the Ghost "how do I publish my website?" for a guided tour.