New: AI-Powered Lead Pages

With SamCart’s brand new Pages feature, you can quickly and easily create any kind of page you need - including a Lead Page! This article will walk you through specifically how to create a Lead Capture Page, if you’d like more general information about our Pages feature check out our Pages article here.  

Creating a Link in Bio Page

To start creating your link in bio page, head over to the Pages tab within your marketplace:

Once you are in Pages, select the Domain (1) that you’d like to create a Lead Capture  Page for. Then, click on the Create New (2) button and select the Lead Capture option.

Note - if you have never created a page for your selected domain before you will see a slightly different screen, still just select the Link in Bio option! 

Next you will see a pop up window where you can enter your Page Name (1) and URL Slug (2). Your Page Name will be an internal labeling tool for you - customers will not see this name. As you fill out your  Page Name the URL Slug will update automatically to match, that said, you can edit your URL Slug to something entirely different if you’d like. When you’re done, click Create Page to complete this step and start adding content to your page!

 

Once you have created your page, you will be taken to the next step - picking a template. You will see Lead Capture templates by default, but you can browse and use any of our available templates! Scroll through the templates and select different ones to see what they will look like as a page. When you’ve found a template you like, click the Done? Try adding more sections button. Please note that you can also select the Blank Template if you’d like to move directly to adding individual sections.

This will take you to a very similar looking page where you can add additional sections, if you’d like (this step is optional). You can scroll through to see several different kinds of additional content sections you can add. You can click on different options to see what they will look like within your page, and remove them by clicking the trash can icon. You can add as many or as few additional sections as you’d like! Once you have finished adding additional content sections, click the Done? Start editing button.

After clicking done, you will be taken to your newly created Link in Bio Page and can start adding your own personalized content! With the page builder you type / enter your content on the left, and see exactly what the page will look like in real time on the right. For more information about how to use our Page Builder from here and customize your page even more, check out our Pages article here.

Lead Capture Page Tips and Tricks

Creating an effective Lead Capture Page is crucial for converting visitors into leads. Here are key tips and tricks broken down into strategic sections to help you maximize conversions:

 1. Craft a Compelling Headline - Your headline is the first impression, it should:

• Clearly communicate the value or benefit.
• Be concise and attention-grabbing.
• Align with the ad or referral source that brought the visitor.

2. Use Clear, Benefit-Focused Copy - Avoid filler. Instead:

• Focus on how the offer solves a problem
• Use bullet points to quickly outline benefits
• Keep paragraphs short and precise 

Tip: Highlight outcomes, not just features.

3. Include Visuals That Support the Offer

• Use relevant images, explainer videos, or even GIFs
• Avoid generic stock photos - show real product, real people, or real results
• If using video, make sure it has a clear CTA and loads quickly

4. Simplify Your Form - every extra field lowers conversion rates

• Ask only for essential info (e.g., name and email)
• Use multi-step forms if you need more data later
• Consider using progress indicators to show ease

Pro tip: Test removing the phone number field, it can increase opt-ins

5. Add Trust Signals

• Social proof: testimonials, reviews, or user counts
• Security badges: “Secure checkout,” SSL icons, etc
• Guarantees: “100% satisfaction,” “Risk-free,” etc

This builds credibility and reduces hesitation!

6. Strong Call-to-Action (CTA) - Your CTA button should be:

• Visually distinct (bright color, high contrast)
• Action-oriented: e.g., “Download Now,” “Get Instant Access.”
• Close to your form and repeated on the page

Don’t: Use vague CTAs like “Submit” or “Click Here.”