About landing pages

Learn what a landing page is, when to enable it, and how the three layouts differ.

Give your campaign a welcoming front door: a landing page introduces the experience, sets expectations, and points people to the right activity before they start playing.

What a landing page is

A landing page is the entry screen OmniLab can show when someone opens a campaign link in OmniLab Pages. It introduces the experience, sets expectations, and routes people to the right Touchpoint before they continue.

It appears before a Touchpoint only when the shared link points to the campaign as a whole, rather than to one specific Touchpoint.

Landing pages are optional

What participants see depends on the link you share:

  • a campaign link can open the landing page when it is enabled
  • a direct Touchpoint link opens that Touchpoint immediately, even if the campaign also has a landing page
  • when the landing page is disabled, a campaign link without a Touchpoint parameter does not open a Touchpoint automatically and instead shows an error page

When to enable it

Use a landing page when you need one or more of the following:

  • a campaign-level introduction before people choose a Touchpoint
  • branding, context, or seasonal storytelling around the experience
  • a short list of instructions before participation starts
  • a clear way to surface several participant-facing sections in the same campaign

Activation rule

Landing page activation is intended for campaigns with at least two active Touchpoints. If the campaign does not have enough participant-facing Touchpoints, the enable action stays unavailable in OmniLab Studio.

How entry depends on the shared link

When a participant opens a shared link, what they see depends on two things: whether the link targets the whole campaign or a specific Touchpoint, and whether the landing page is enabled.

  • If the link opens the campaign entry and the landing page is enabled — the participant sees the landing page and can then open a Touchpoint from there.
  • If the link opens the campaign entry but the landing page is disabled — the participant sees an error page because no specific Touchpoint was provided.
  • If the link goes directly to a specific Touchpoint — the participant skips the landing page and enters that Touchpoint immediately, even if the campaign also has a landing page.
Shared link typeExampleResult
Campaign entry linkhttps://pages.example.com/summer-launch-2026Opens the landing page when it is enabled. If the landing page is disabled, this link shows an error page because no specific Touchpoint is provided.
Direct Touchpoint linkhttps://pages.example.com/summer-launch-2026?c=touchpoint-abcOpens the Touchpoint identified by ?c=touchpoint-abc directly, even if the campaign also has a landing page.

The three layouts

What stays shared across layouts

Every landing page starts from the same core building blocks:

  • a Header section with banner, title, and subtitle
  • an Instructions section with a list of steps
  • an optional Call to action section with a title, button label, and external link

On standard landing pages, OmniLab can also show participant-facing sections such as rewards, activities, games, and interactive totems. You can reorder these sections between the header and the footer blocks.

When each layout fits best

LayoutBest forWhat to expect
One ColumnSimple campaigns or mobile-first trafficThe full page stays in one vertical stack.
Two ColumnsOmniLab Campaigns that need a stronger desktop split between intro content and listingsThe split view appears on larger screens and collapses to one column on smaller screens.
Advent CalendarSeasonal or multi-day campaigns with scheduled day-by-day accessEach day uses its own linked Touchpoint and unlock timing.

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