Jump Pages

A Jump Page is shown to a contact after they click a tracked link and before they reach where that link points. It is where an age gate, a consent notice or a legal disclaimer goes.

Instructions

1. Explain what a Jump Page is: a page contacts are redirected to when they click a tracking link from your email. Common uses: consent notices, legal disclaimers, age gates, or any required interstitial.
2. Navigate to Pages & Forms > Jump Pages tab > Create Page. Enter a name for the Jump Page.
3. Edit the default template in the Custom HTML editor. The default is a working starting point that can be customized.
4. Add a logo by inserting an <img> tag inside the default container, then uploading the file via the Upload button that appears in the Images section after the editor detects the tag.
5. Update the body text to fit the use case (e.g., age-gate copy).
6. Add fields and buttons from the right panel:
   • Fields dropdown — select a field (e.g., Date of Birth), pick the field type (Input for textbox, Select for dropdown, Textarea for multi-line).
   • Toggle Required so contacts must complete the field.
   • Optionally adjust the field mapping.
   • Buttons section — insert Submit, Close, or Link buttons. For a back/decline action, use Close with action Close Page. Update labels and the background hex color to match brand.
7. Click Preview to verify rendering. Click Create to save.
8. Use the Jump Page on a send: in Scheduled Email (and any other place with a Jump Page dropdown), select the saved Jump Page. When a contact clicks a tracking link in that email, they will be redirected to the Jump Page before reaching the final destination.

Related pages

• Jump Pages Walkthrough — every step with screenshots, covering What Is a Jump Page, Creating a Jump Page, Customizing the HTML