Build a Landing Page in WizShop

Build branded landing pages, for collections, categories, seasonal sales, and product launches, directly from your WizCommerce admin. Pick a product source, choose a template, customize it, and publish. No developer involvement needed.

To Get There: WordPress admin > Landing Pages

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Before You Begin

• You must have Admin access to WordPress admin.
• Have your page name, URL slug, and SEO copy (meta title, meta description) ready before you start.
• For visual customization (images, videos, banners, copy), you will use the Elementor editor in the final step.

A. Create a New Landing Page

1. Sign in to your WizCommerce WordPress admin.
2. In the left sidebar, click Landing Pages. The All Pages view opens, showing every landing page in your account.
   
   
3. From this view, you can:
   
   
   
   • Search: Find a page by name using the search bar at the top
   • Filter by status: Published or Draft
   • Filter by page type : Collection, Category, and so on
   • Edit, preview, or delete an existing page using the icons in the Actions column
4. Click + Create Page in the top right corner. The New Page form opens. 
   
   

B. Set Up the Page

This is where you give the page its identity, what it is, what products show up on it, in what order, and where it lives on your domain.

1. Enter a Page Name. This is what shows up in your All Pages list.
   
   
2. Choose a Page Type:
   • Collection: Auto-populates the page with products from a collection you select
   • Category: Auto-populates the page with products from a category you select
   
3. Based on the page type, a second field appears:
   • For Collection, select the collection from the Select Collection dropdown. Each collection shows its product count next to its name (for example, Cozy Comfort Collection — 42 products).
   • For Category, select the category from the Select Category dropdown.
4. Set the Default Sort Order this controls how products appear when a buyer first lands on the page:
   
   
   
   • New Arrivals: Most recently added products first
   • Price — Low to High: Cheapest first, building up to the most expensive
   • Price — High to Low: Most expensive first, ending with the cheapest
   • Name Ascending: Product names A to Z
   • Name Descending: Product names Z to A
   • SKU ID Ascending: SKU IDs in ascending order (0–9, then A–Z)
   • SKU ID Descending : SKU IDs in descending order (Z–A, then 9–0)
5. Enter your URL Slug: the part of the web address that comes after your domain. For example, summer-sale in https://yourstore.com/collection/summer-sale/. Use lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens, and underscores only. Slugs cannot start or end with a hyphen or underscore. 
   
   

C. Schedule, Style, and Optimize Your Landing Page

Now you decide when the page goes live, what it looks like, and how it shows up in search and on social media.

1. Under Publish Settings, choose when to publish:
   
   
   
   • Immediate: The page goes live the moment you click Publish
   • Scheduled: The page goes live on a specific date and time you set
2. (Optional) Toggle Set Expiry Date on if you want the page to automatically unpublish on a specific date, useful for time-bound campaigns like seasonal sales. 
   
   
3. Under Choose a Template, pick a starting layout. You can customize everything afterward in Elementor.
   
   
   • Landing: General-purpose landing page layout
   • New Arrival: Highlights newly added products
   • Promo: Promotional or discount campaign layout
   • Landing page template: Alternate landing layout
   • Collection banner: Collection-focused layout with a hero banner and product listing
   • Blank Canvas: Starts from your live Product Listing Page design, no pre-built sections
4. Click Preview on any template to see what it looks like before selecting.
   
   
5. Scroll to SEO & Sharing and fill in:
   
   
   
   • Meta Title: The headline in Google search results. 70 characters maximum.
   • Meta Description: The snippet under the headline in search results. 160 characters maximum.
   • Link Preview Image: Click Upload to add an image that displays when the page is shared on social media. Recommended size: 1200 × 630 pixels. If you skip this, the system uses the page's hero banner image.

D. Customize and Publish the Page in Elementor

The form covers the page's structure, source data, and metadata. Visual customization, images, videos, banners, headings, marketing copy, and layout edits, happens in Elementor.

1. At the top of the New Page form, click Edit in Elementor. 
   
   
2. The Elementor editor opens with your selected template loaded. Edit the page elements as needed.
   
   
3. Once you are done, choose how to save:
   
   
   
   • Save Draft: Saves the page without publishing it. Drafts appear in your All Pages list with a Draft status and can be edited and published later.
   • Publish: Makes the page live. If you set a scheduled publish date earlier, the page goes live at that date and time instead of right away.

E. Manage an Existing Page

Once a page exists, you can update, preview, or remove it from the All Pages view.

1. Go to Landing Pages.
   
   
   
2. Find the page you want to manage, use search or filters if needed. 
3. In the Actions column on the right, click:
   
   
   
   • The edit icon to open the page and update its details
   • The external link icon to preview the live page in a new tab
   • The trash icon to delete the page

FAQs

1. Can I change the URL slug after publishing the page?

A. Not directly. To change the slug, unpublish the page first by moving it back to Draft. Once it is a draft, the URL slug field becomes editable again. Republish when you are done.

2. What is the difference between a Collection page and a Category page?

A. A Collection page pulls products from a specific collection you have built in WizCommerce. A Category page pulls products from a category. Use whichever matches how you have grouped your products.

3. Do I have to use a template, or can I start from scratch?

A. You can start from scratch, choose Blank Canvas in the Choose a Template section. Blank Canvas starts from your live Product Listing Page design, so the page inherits your existing storefront styling and you customize from there in Elementor.