Peak Pages / Email campaign pages
The e-mail greets you by name.The page after it should too.
A newsletter click often lands on a generic page, and the personal address is gone. In Peak Pages you put {{name}} or {{param:segment}} into copy, always with fallback text and always as plain text. Allowed URL parameters become hidden fields in the form. The campaign shows up in the metrics, and the index switch keeps the page out of search engines.
Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.
Try it on a made-up e-mail.
E-mail / link / page
What the page carries over from the e-mail.
- Address
- Tokens with fallback text, only as plain text.
- Carry-over
- Allowed URL parameters as hidden form fields.
- Visibility
- Index switch off, so only recipients find the page.
Your page for the e-mail in three answers
What is your e-mail about?
Fill in the example with a made-up e-mail. You see what the page takes over from the link. Nothing is saved or sent.
Local working example · nothing is saved or sent. Please don't enter personal data.
Three questions. One page for the e-mail.
Draft · not yet put together
- The occasion
- Still open
- The personalization
- Still open
- The step
- Still open
From the click in the e-mail to the reply
One link. No break.
The order carries what the e-mail already knows onto the page and from there into the CRM.
- 01Link
The link carries the context.
AddressTokens with fallback text, only as plain text.
Your e-mail tool puts first name, segment and UTM campaign into the link. Peak Pages reads only the parameters you allow.
E-mail link → parameters - 02Address
The page continues the e-mail.
Carry-overAllowed URL parameters as hidden form fields.
Headline and copy use the first name or adapt to the segment. If a value is missing, the fallback text appears.
Token → copy - 03Respond
The reply arrives with its origin.
VisibilityIndex switch off, so only recipients find the page.
The form sends segment and campaign along as hidden fields. The enquiry becomes a contact in Peak CRM, and the campaign counts in the metrics.
Sample artifact → response list
The next proof is the product
Check it on your next e-mail.
In Peak Pages you put tokens into the copy, allow the URL parameters for hidden fields and switch off indexing for the campaign page.
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The best e-mail doesn't end at the click.
Try the example with the e-mail going out next.
See personalization
The thread from the e-mail doesn't break.
Index switch off, so only recipients find the page.
Frequently asked questions
How does the page know the first name?
From your e-mail's link or from answers in the funnel. If a value is missing, the fallback text appears.
Does Peak Pages send the newsletter?
No. Your e-mail tool sends the e-mail; Peak Pages provides the page behind it.
Can I keep the page out of search engines?
Yes, with the index switch per page.