Landing pages are perfect for launching a new product or service. By hitting that sweet spot between a full website and a social media post, landing pages focus the attention where you want it—your awesome new thing—without visitors getting lost in a sea of content.

Landing pages aren't just for looks. They're a powerhouse for lead generation.

You can use them to capture new leads, add visitors to email lists, and build excitement for your new offering. Typically, lead capture and email campaigns require a lot of manual work, like copying leads to your customer relationship manager (CRM) and email newsletter apps, but Zapier can automate that work for you.

Our automatic workflows, which we call Zaps, send information from one app to another, so you can stop worrying about copy/pasting and focus your attention on a successful launch.

To get started with a Zap template—a pre-made Zap—just click on it, and we'll guide you through customizing it. You can read more about setting up Zaps here.

Send a personalized message to new contacts

Your landing page's best asset is a form where visitors can sign up to learn more about your product. Once someone signs up, it's a nice gesture to send a response thanking them for their interest. It also serves as confirmation that their sign-up was processed.

Use these workflows to send a personalized email to a new contact. Personalized messages make your business stand out and can encourage visitors to become customers.

Add contacts to an email list

Some landing page builders—including Mailchimp and Wishpond—include email tools to automatically follow up with a drip message. Drip campaigns send messages over a period of time, usually to encourage visitors to take specific actions.

With other landing page builders, you'll need to copy your leads over to an email app to send messages. Instead of bemoaning your app choices, you can use any of the Zaps below to automatically add new contacts to your email newsletter or drip email list.

Add new leads to a CRM

As you collect new contacts, you'll want to assess your landing page's value over time. By adding your contacts to a customer relationship manager (CRM), you can keep track of everyone who's filled out your form, see which of your existing contacts also visited your landing page, and find the people who you should focus your marketing on.

You don't need to spend time downloading data and uploading it to your CRM. Instead, use an automatic workflow to connect your landing page form to your CRM and keep your contacts updated over time.

Get notified about new sign-ups

You've launched your landing page, but how do you know if it's working? Instead of obsessively checking your page building app, you can use a workflow to receive alerts in Slack, SMS, or another app whenever new visitors fill out your form.

This is critical if a submission means you or someone on your team needs to quickly take action. You'll reduce the time it takes to move that lead through your sales funnel, and respond while your business is still top-of-mind.

Get ready to launch

Landing pages are a great way to build hype for your product, collect new leads, and test which core ideas about your offering resonate with your audience.

With all the new leads coming in, learn other ways you can use automation to manage your new contacts and turn them into customers: