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Edit your landing page

Last updated on Jul 28, 2026

Status: Available Build the logged-out landing page visitors see before they sign up: hero, benefits, call-to-action, and a curated showcase of your real content.

Your landing page is what people see before they join. It's the only marketing surface a visitor gets, so it's worth filling out completely. You edit all of it in one screen.

Where to edit it

Open Community Settings > Landing Page (/admin/content/cs_landing_page).

The hero

The hero is the top section of the page.

Field What it does
Hero Eyebrow A small label shown above the headline (for example, a category or a short hook). Up to 60 characters.
Hero Headline The main headline. Required. Up to 85 characters.
Hero Subheadline A supporting sentence beneath the headline. Up to 200 characters.
Hero Image The main image for the hero. This image also doubles as the social-share preview if you don't set a separate share image in SEO.

Hero Headline is the only required field on this screen. The rest are optional, but a fuller page converts better.

Benefits

Add up to 4 short benefit points shown below the hero. Each one has a Title and a short Description. Keep them about what your community offers in general, not a single course or event, so they stay accurate as your content grows.

Call-to-action band

Near the bottom of the page is a closing call-to-action.

  • CTA Headline: the headline for the band. Up to 80 characters.
  • CTA Subtext: a supporting line beneath it. Up to 200 characters.

Curated picks: showcase your real content

Curated Picks lets you hand-pick specific items to feature on the landing page. You can mix:

  • Courses
  • Groups
  • Events
  • Blogs

Only the items you explicitly add to this curated picks list appear on the landing page. This is separate from an item's own Featured flag: marking a course, group, event or blog as Featured does not put it on the landing page. To showcase something here, you must add it to Curated Picks. Pick a few of your best, most representative items so visitors see what your community is actually about.

Steps

  1. Open Community Settings > Landing Page (/admin/content/cs_landing_page).
  2. Fill the Hero Headline (required), then add an eyebrow, subheadline and hero image.
  3. Add up to 4 Benefits (title + description each).
  4. Write your CTA Headline and CTA Subtext.
  5. Add a few Curated Picks: real courses, groups, events or blogs.
  6. Save.

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