Tracked landing pages on your own domain

Pages are created in the “Acquisition pages” screen, by members who have the permission to manage them. A page takes a few fields:

Template mode offers six layouts: Minimal, Full-screen image, Gradient, Card, Neon and Giant type. A live preview shows each change.

• Text: badge, headline, subtitle, button text and footer line, for your disclaimer.
• Typography: eight fonts, four text sizes, left or centred alignment.
• The button: square, rounded or pill shape, and its colours, like those of the background and text.
• Images: your logo, with its width, and a background image, stored by the CRM.

Raw HTML mode takes your own code: the button then points to the page’s click address, which the CRM gives you, so every click is counted. Pages built from a template get the template’s improvements without being saved again.

Every visit and every button click is recorded with the traffic source, the device type (mobile or desktop) and the referring site. Bots and link previews are not counted. The visit’s ad parameters, such as fbclid or UTMs, are kept for 7 days and attached to the button click.

The page list shows each page’s visits, conversions and rate, with a switch to publish or unpublish it.

When the button leads to one of your invite links, the click goes through the same tracking as your campaigns. If tracking is turned on for that campaign in the Tracking screen, each click gets its own Telegram invite link: the channel join, the first message, the registration and the deposit are tied to that click, and can be sent back to Meta, TikTok or Snapchat. Without tracking, every visitor gets the same link and the CRM counts the clicks.

The page’s Meta pixel sends the page view event from the browser. Conversions further down the journey (join, registration, deposit) go server-side through the Conversions API: see Telegram ad tracking and the Meta Ads integration.

In the settings, Integrations tab, the “Custom domain” section links a domain or subdomain to your workspace, for example signals.yourdomain.com. Members who have the permission to manage settings take care of it.

1. You enter the domain in the CRM.
2. You add, at your domain provider, the DNS record the CRM shows.
3. The CRM verifies the domain and shows the status of the HTTPS certificate, which can take about ten minutes to be issued.

Once the domain is verified, your pages open at your-domain/page-name, and the root of the domain shows your latest published page. The Acquisition pages screen then gives links on your domain directly. A domain links to a single workspace.

An ad that leads straight to Telegram leaves no trace of the visit. A page in between gives you a place to present your channel and your disclaimer, load your pixel, and measure how many visitors actually click. With a tracked invite link, you then know which of them joined, wrote and deposited. Results also show in the analytics and the affiliate pipeline.