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Commands

You work with Marketing Landing Pages mostly in the app. Open the Landing Pages screen to start a page, review it, and publish it. The Slack approval card carries the same Approve, Publish to HubSpot, and Reject actions when your agency has assigned a Slack channel to this agent. See Distribute for the app screens.

Start a Landing Page

On the Landing Pages screen, click New Landing Page. A form opens with these fields:

  • Topic: what the page is about. Required.
  • Brand: whose voice and portal the page uses. Leave it blank to use your default brand.
  • Audience: who the page speaks to.
  • CTA Verb + Outcome: the label on the main button, such as "Request a demo". Required.
  • CTA URL: where that button points. Required.
  • Source Material: optional notes or an existing brief for the copy to draw on.

Click Draft Landing Page. The agent writes the copy and builds the page body, then shows the result of each stage. The new page appears under Awaiting Review.

Add Source Material

Paste any brief, bullet points, or an existing page into Source Material before you draft. The copy is built from that text, so facts, proof points, and framing come from your material instead of being invented.

Edit the Copy

Click a page under Awaiting Review to open it. The Copy section shows the headline, sub-headline, body, supporting bullets, call to action, URL slug, and meta description. Click the headline, sub-headline, body, or meta description to edit it. Changes save when you click away, and the page body is rebuilt from the new copy.

If the page was already approved, editing it clears the approval and puts it back in review. Approve it again to run the brand check on the new text.

Regenerate Copy and Re-Render Body

Two buttons above the approval controls start part of the work over:

  • Regenerate Copy: writes a fresh version of all the copy from your original request. Your edits are replaced.
  • Re-Render Body: rebuilds the page body from the copy as it stands now.

Regenerate Copy is also in the overflow menu on each item under Awaiting Review.

Approve

Click Approve on the page or on its item in the list. When brand checking is set to Warn or Enforce, the agent runs the page past Brand Guard and stores the result on the page, with any flags it raised. If the check cannot complete, the page is marked Blocked and put on hold.

A page the check passes, or scores for review or revision, is approved and can be published. Under Warn the check never blocks, so a page it would have rejected is approved too, with the rejection recorded as warned. Any flags stay in the Brand Auditor Decision section, so fix them first if they matter: editing the copy clears the approval and sends the page back to review, and Approve runs the check again. Under Enforce, a page the check rejects, for example for a prohibited phrase, a missing required disclaimer, or an unsupported performance claim, is marked Blocked. Editing a Blocked page does not send it back to review; see Approve Anyway.

Approve does not create anything in HubSpot.

Approve Anyway

A Blocked page cannot be approved with the plain Approve button. When brand checking is not Off, it shows Approve Anyway instead. That button asks for a reason, records the override in the audit log, and marks the page approved. A page approved this way does not carry a passing brand check, so Publish to HubSpot stays unavailable for it. To start over, reject the blocked page and create a new one.

Publish to HubSpot

The Publish to HubSpot section creates the page in the portal set for the brand the first time, and updates that same page afterwards. It is available once the page is approved with a brand check result other than a rejection. It is available when brand checking is Off. It is not available when the page was approved with Approve Anyway.

  • Leave Push Live (Skip HubSpot Draft State) unchecked and click Create HubSpot Draft. The page is created in HubSpot as a draft you can preview there.
  • Check it and click Publish Live. The page is created and made live. If you already created a HubSpot draft, the draft is updated with the latest copy and that same page is made live.

When it succeeds, the HubSpot State section shows the portal, template, state, and a link to the page.

Publishing never creates a second page. Once a page exists in HubSpot, the section shows Update HubSpot Draft (or Publish Live with Push Live checked) and works on that same page: it updates it with the latest copy and, with Push Live checked, makes it live. If you edit the copy after creating the draft, approve it again, then publish to update the draft.

Reject

Reject sets the page aside. Type a reason if you want one on record, then click Reject. A rejected page cannot be edited, approved, or published.

Approval Buttons

When a Slack channel is assigned to the agent, each page that needs a decision gets a card with these buttons:

  • Approve: the same as Approve in the app. It runs the brand check when one is turned on and marks the page approved. It does not publish.
  • Publish to HubSpot: asks you to confirm, then opens a dialog with a Push live now checkbox. The confirmation says the page will publish live in HubSpot; that is a general warning, and the dialog that follows decides. Leave Push live now unchecked to create a HubSpot draft. Check it to go live.
  • Reject: asks you to confirm, then opens a dialog for an optional reason.
  • Overflow menu, Edit copy: opens a form for the headline, sub-headline, and body. Saving rebuilds the page body.
  • Overflow menu, Re-render body: rebuilds the page body from the current copy.

Once a page is published, rejected, blocked, or failed, the card drops its buttons and shows a one-line status instead. There are no Redraft, Skip, or Snooze buttons on this card.

Review in the Work Queue

Pages waiting on you also appear in the Work Queue, where you can Approve or Reject them. Editing and publishing happen on the page itself or on the Slack card.

Ask a Question in Slack

@Agenteous how does the Landing Pages agent publish a page?

Mentioning @Agenteous in Slack gets you a conversational answer about how the agent works, and it can look up facts from your connected data. It does not start a build; builds start from the New Landing Page form in the app.